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* Affective Prejudice refers to what people like and dislike: for example, in attitudes toward members of particular classes such as [[race]], ethnicity, national [[origin]], or creed.

* Affective Prejudice refers to what people like and dislike: for example, in attitudes toward members of particular classes such as [[race]], ethnicity, national [[origin]], or creed.

* Conative Prejudice refers to how people are inclined to [[behave]]. It is regarded as an attitude because people do not act on their [[feelings]]. An example of conative prejudice may be found in [[expressions]] of what should be done if the opportunity presents itself.

* Conative Prejudice refers to how people are inclined to [[behave]]. It is regarded as an attitude because people do not act on their [[feelings]]. An example of conative prejudice may be found in [[expressions]] of what should be done if the opportunity presents itself.

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These three types of prejudice are correlated, but all need not be present in a particular [[individual]]. Someone may believe that a particular group possesses low levels of [[intelligence]], but harbor no ill feeling towards that group. A group may be disliked because of intense competition for jobs, but still recognize no differences between groups.

These three types of prejudice are correlated, but all need not be present in a particular [[individual]]. Someone may believe that a particular group possesses low levels of [[intelligence]], but harbor no ill feeling towards that group. A group may be disliked because of intense competition for jobs, but still recognize no differences between groups.