Discussion
Being prejudiced towards someone implies :
A. To judge them negatively.
B. To consider them superior.
C. To disrespect those who are different.
D. To discriminate against members of a group.
Choose the correct option :
Answer: A
Being prejudiced implies A, C and D.
Prejudice means judging other people negatively, or seeing them as inferior, often before knowing them (A). It shows itself in disrespect for those who are different from us (C), and when people act on it they discriminate against members of the group (D).
Statement B is the opposite of prejudice: considering someone superior is not a negative prejudgement about them. Prejudice usually makes us see our own group as superior and others as inferior. Options including B are therefore wrong.
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