This is a test of commonsense with single/multi-choices. Complete the next sentence:

How to stop being judgmental and prejudiced
Learn why prejudice exists.
This can help you understand the roots of your thinking. Studies indicate people are born with an innate tendency to be drawn to those similar to them and judge those who are different.

Pick your answer from:
A). You may also learn about how prejudice affects others. Such people sometimes criticize or stereotype others due to their own expectations and tendency to ignore the best interests of the people they treat.
B). In prejudice, we are drawn to people we cannot see because we see their flaws, bad traits, and dreary feelings. Prejudice or bias can bring about a disproportionate range of opinions for many different people.
C). Prejudice can manifest itself when parents or friends intervene on the opinion that the parent would do something wrong. Children then develop a tendency to be judgmental because they are influenced by past experiences or events.
D). One study showed a 3-month old baby preferred people who ate the same cereal she did, and distanced herself from those who did not. Say you are religious and have been married for 20 years.
The answer is:
D).