Asocial category of people who share a common culture (i. e., language, national background, or religion) is referred to as a(n) group. what is the most important factor for determining the racial categories within any society? is the evaluation of a social group based on misconceptions about the group. a prejudiced person is likely to have what kind of assessment of in-group and out-group members? how do strongly prejudiced people end up that way? while prejudice is an attitude, discrimination is research on discrimination in housing has found what kind of pattern? holding the belief that one does not notice racial differences, and that discussing race only perpetuates racism, would be considered is the psychological theory that argues that members of the dominant group vent their frustrations and aggressions toward minority groups instead of the real source of their frustration. the assimilation perspective argues that in order to be full members of society members of minority groups must adopt as many aspects of the dominant culture as possible. this perspective pertains to which type of sociological theory? contact theory argues that under certain conditions interactions between whites and members of minority groups will reduce prejudice within both groups. this theory is a type of theory. the view that race intersects with class to shape one's experience in the social structure is a perspective related to