Jane believes that all student athletes are poor in academic achievement. One of her classmates, Patrick, has the highest GPA in her class and is also the star of the track team. How is Jane’s stereotype for student athletes most likely to change given her knowledge of Patrick?

She Will Not Change Her Stereotype And She Will Categorize Patrick As A Subtype

Explanation:

Jane believes that all student athletes are poor in academic achievement. One of her classmates, Patrick, has the highest GPA in her class and is also the star of the track team. Jane’s stereotype for student athletes most likely to change given her knowledge of Patrick because She Will Not Change Her Stereotype And She Will Categorize Patrick As A Subtype

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