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According to the authoritarian personality theory, what is the role of personality in prejudice?
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According to the authoritarian personality theory, what is the role of personality in prejudice?
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Individuals with an authoritarian personality tend to be intolerant of ambiguity, conformist, and hierarchical, leading to the adoption of prejudiced attitudes.
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