When I know some things about another person I fill in what I don't know.

I make predictions about people's behaviors that generally prove to be true.

I have clear ideas of what people of different national, racial, and religious groups are really like.

I reserve making judgments about people until I learn a great deal about them and see them in a variety of situations.

On the basis of my observations of people, I formulate guesses about them (which I am willing to revise) rather than form conclusions.

I pay special attention to people's behaviors that might contradict my initial impressions.

I delay formulating conclusions about people until I have lots of evidence.

l avoid making assumptions about what is going on in someone else's head on the basis of their behaviors.

I recognize that people are different, and I don't assume that everyone else is like me.