Question

what is prejudice?
a. evaluating people before they have a chance to prove themselves
b. segregating people, such as students, based solely on race
c. gaining mastery over people and forcing them to do one’s will
d. discriminating against people based on their qualifications and experience

Explanation:

Prejudice refers to forming an opinion or evaluation about a person (or group) without sufficient evidence or before they can demonstrate their true qualities. Option A matches this definition. Option B describes segregation (a form of discrimination action), Option C is about domination/coercion, and Option D's "based on qualifications/experience" is not prejudice (as it's based on relevant factors, not unfounded judgment).

Answer:

A. Evaluating people before they have a chance to prove themselves