Using superordinate categories to reduce stereotyping and prejudice is an example of ________.

A) cooperative empowerment
B) controlled processing
C) pole-shifting
D) recategorization

Superordinate Categories

High-level classification groups that encompass more specific instances or members, based on common properties or characteristics.

Stereotyping And Prejudice

The process and practice of making oversimplified and generalized judgments about individuals or groups based on perceived characteristics, often leading to unfair biases.

Recategorization

The process of redefining or changing the classification of something, often to aid in understanding or grouping.