Question

Jayden says that discrimination and prejudice against people who are overweight or obese have enormous personal costs to them but
little impact on larger society. What is the MOST likely reason that Jayden is incorrect?
(1 point)
Discrimination weakens the social bonds within societies.
Victims of discrimination often treat others badly as a result.
This group faces little discrimination in their personal lives.
There are already other forms of discrimination in society.

Answer 1

Discrimination weakens the social bonds within societies.

Explanation: Prejudice against overweight people harms social cohesion and trust, raises health and economic costs (reduced productivity, increased healthcare use), and increases inequality—so its effects extend beyond individual victims to society as a whole.