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Card 59 / 71: What's the difference between prejudice and discrimination?
A)
Prejudice is an attitude that involves judging groups and individuals based on myths and misconceptions and discrimination is an action that involves treating people differently based on their membership in a group.
B)
Discrimination is an attitude that involves judging groups and individuals based on myths and misconceptions and prejudice is an action that involves treating people differently based on their membership in a group.
C)
Prejudice is not as serious as discrimination.
D)
They're the same thing.
Answer:
A) Prejudice is an attitude that involves judging groups and individuals based on myths and misconceptions and discrimination is an action that involves treating people differently based on their membership in a group.
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