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English, 09.01.2021 08:50 ygneely

What did Elliott's students most likely learn from the exercise? A.) Unequal treatment based on certain traits is unfair.
B.) People need to work together in order to overcome their differences.
C) Ideas that declare certain people as superior and inferior are always changing.
D.) It is impossible to change how a group thinks and acts, even if this behavior is wrong.
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