Question

1. what quotation from revenge of the geeks best supports the claim that being part of a popular group in high school later lead students to hold prejudiced beliefs?

research shows that popular students are more likely than outsiders to conform, which can also mean theyre less likely to innovate.
popular students are more likely to be both targets and instigators of aggression - whether physical or relational, which includes rumors, gossip and backstabbing
popular students are more likely to drink and engage in other risky behaviors.
psychologists point out that high - status cliques teach the exclusionary behavior that may be the foundation for eventual racism, anti - semitism, and other forms of bigotry.

Explanation:

The claim is about popular students having prejudiced beliefs. The option about high - status cliques teaching exclusionary behavior (which can be a form of prejudice) is relevant. The first option is about conformity vs innovation, the second about aggression, and the third about risky behavior, none of which directly relate to prejudiced beliefs.

Answer:

Psychologists point out that high - status cliques teach the exclusionary behavior that may be the foundation for eventual racism, anti - Semitism, and other forms of bigotry.