Apply the principles of social psychology to both real-world examples: Rachel refuses to share a room with a heavy roommate, and she voted against inviting a heavy person to join a group to which she belongs. She says she would not hire an overweight person or trust one because heavy people tend to be lazy and dishonest. Name at least two ways in which Rachel's prejudice violates the requirements of critical thinking and explain your answers. Be sure to clearly cite information from the text and course material. Imagine that you are hired to lead a seminar to promote multicultural sensitivity among the faculty of a school district. You walk in and find that all the teachers have grouped themselves by ethnicity. Based on information and principles in Chapter 11, explain at least two things you could do to optimize the interactions among the teachers during the next few hours and to promote an understanding of ethnic and racial prejudice. Be sure to clearly cite information from the text and course materials.