Question

this is the final exam worth 50 points. this is not a timed exam, and you may use you you have two attempts.
question 16
what is the difference between prejudice and discrimination?

Explanation:

Prejudice is an attitude (e.g., stereotypes, negative feelings) toward a group. Discrimination is an action (unequal treatment) based on group membership. Prejudice is cognitive/affective; discrimination is behavioral.

Answer:

Prejudice refers to negative attitudes, beliefs, or stereotypes held about a group (mental/affective), while discrimination is the actual unequal treatment or actions (behavioral) toward members of a group based on their group membership.