例句與造句

1. The results show that symbolic prejudice is expressed most strongly when non-explicitly racist justifications are given for discriminatory action.
2. The students were split into two groups : one containing students rated high in modern-symbolic prejudice and once containing students rated low.
3. College students who had completed a modern-symbolic prejudice measure early in the semester evaluated the r閟um閟 of 10 job applicants and recommend two.
4. The results were stark between the groups : the group that did not receive any instructions from the president of the company recommended a Black candidate 61 % of the time, regardless of the individual's modern-symbolic prejudice rating.
5. In the group that had received justification from the president to abstain from minority hiring, 37 % of the students low in modern-symbolic prejudice recommended a Black candidate whereas only 18 % of the students high in modern-symbolic prejudice recommended a Black candidate.
6. It's difficult to find symbolic prejudice in a sentence. 用symbolic prejudice造句挺難的
7. In the group that had received justification from the president to abstain from minority hiring, 37 % of the students low in modern-symbolic prejudice recommended a Black candidate whereas only 18 % of the students high in modern-symbolic prejudice recommended a Black candidate.
8. As Whitley and Kite note,  The fact that White people also accept public assistance, seek government favors, and act impulsively is not relevant to people with symbolic prejudice; it is their perception ( usually in stereotypic terms ) of Black people's behavior that they focus on .  Furthermore, those with symbolic prejudice tend to believe in the equality of opportunity, which includes access to resources such as education, housing, and employment.
9. As Whitley and Kite note,  The fact that White people also accept public assistance, seek government favors, and act impulsively is not relevant to people with symbolic prejudice; it is their perception ( usually in stereotypic terms ) of Black people's behavior that they focus on .  Furthermore, those with symbolic prejudice tend to believe in the equality of opportunity, which includes access to resources such as education, housing, and employment.