What is a prejudice? a. an oversimplified or inaccurate assumption shared by a group of people b. a situation in which an employee can take unfair advantage of his or her position in the company c. when a person is treated unfairly and worse than others d. a judgment or opinion made before becoming fully informed about a topic?

The correct answer is D. A judgment or opinion made before becoming fully informed about a topic

Explanation:

The word prejudice refers to preconceived mainly unfavorable ideas or opinions that are mostly biased, unfaired or unreasonable, about a group of any kind (religious, ethnic, social)  or topic and explained as a result of a lack of information, knowledge or experience in the topic or group that is being evaluated negatively. In this way, prejudices work as ideas, opinions or judgments that are formed before being completely or fully informed, this is why prejudices are preconceived and not based on real evidence.

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