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Distinguish between prejudice and discrimination.

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psychology

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  1. Discrimination is a set of policies that favor one group over another, whereas prejudice is the economic outcome of these policies.
  2. Prejudice is a legal system of segregation, while discrimination is the individual’s choice to segregate.
  3. Prejudice is an attitude, generally negative, held toward a particular group and any member of that group. It is translated into behavior through discrimination, which is action that results from prejudiced points of view.
  4. Prejudice is a behavior while discrimination is an attitude.
  5. Discrimination is any action, positive or negative, taken against a group, while prejudice is the belief that leads to those actions.
  6. Prejudice is a learned behavior that can be unlearned, while discrimination is a natural human tendency that cannot change.
  7. Prejudice and discrimination are the same.
  8. Discrimination is the act of making distinctions between things or people, while prejudice is specifically a set of unfair distinctions based on age.
  9. Prejudice is positive attitude towards a group, while discrimination is a negative action.
  10. Prejudice is a subconscious bias that does not affect behavior, while discrimination is the conscious choice to treat people differently.

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stemez-Psychology

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