Cattell has demonstrated that when people are rated on a large number of characteristics, ______

Which of the following statements is true about infectious diseases in developing countries?

A) Illnesses such as measles and chicken pox typically do not appear until age 3. B) Most developmental impairments and death due to diarrhea can be prevented with nearly cost-free oral rehydration therapy (ORT). C) Since 1990, public health workers have taught about 10 percent of the families in the developing world how to administer ORT. D) The majority of children in the world's poorest countries—such as Chad, Morocco, Somalia, and Togo—receive ORT.

Fred, Ted, Barry, and Larry are research participants who were individually exposed to the bona fide pipeline procedure. After seeing a picture of a Hispanic face, each was shown the word "bad."

The number of seconds it takes for Fred, Ted, Barry, and Larry to respond to the word "bad" is 5.2, 3.8, 2.1, and 4.4, respectively. On the basis of this information, which of these individuals MOST likely holds the greatest amount of negative attitudes towards Hispanics? A) Ted B) Larry C) Fred D) Barry E) All are equally prejudiced.