Which of the following is the best example of interactive prejudice suppression?     Doug has taken the IAT and knows that he has a high level of implicit racism, although Doug feels that he is not consciously racist. He consciously promised himself that when making decisions about his Black employees that he will always talk over the situation with a colleague before making a decision affecting a Black employee.     Doug has taken the IAT and knows that he has a low level of implicit racism and Doug feels that he is not consciously racist. He consciously promised himself that when making decisions about his Black employees that he will always talk over the situation with a colleague before making a decision affecting a Black employee.     Some co-workers were talking about their boss, Doug. A Black worker said that she thinks that Doug is a racist. Sarah knows that Doug works hard to treat all workers equally and shares that belief with her co-workers.     Some co-workers were talking about their boss, Donald. A Black worker said that she thinks that Larry is a racist. Cee-cee agrees that Donald is a racist. Everyone agrees that Larry is a racist. The workers agree to talk to HR about Donald.

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Which of the following is the best example of interactive prejudice suppression?
   
Doug has taken the IAT and knows that he has a high level of implicit racism, although Doug feels that he is not consciously racist. He consciously promised himself that when making decisions about his Black employees that he will always talk over the situation with a colleague before making a decision affecting a Black employee.
   
Doug has taken the IAT and knows that he has a low level of implicit racism and Doug feels that he is not consciously racist. He consciously promised himself that when making decisions about his Black employees that he will always talk over the situation with a colleague before making a decision affecting a Black employee.
   
Some co-workers were talking about their boss, Doug. A Black worker said that she thinks that Doug is a racist. Sarah knows that Doug works hard to treat all workers equally and shares that belief with her co-workers.
   
Some co-workers were talking about their boss, Donald. A Black worker said that she thinks that Larry is a racist. Cee-cee agrees that Donald is a racist. Everyone agrees that Larry is a racist. The workers agree to talk to HR about Donald.
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