Surveys of participants in the seeds of peace program, which brings together israeli and palestinian teenagers for a three-week summer camp experience, showed that participation in the program led to more favorable intergroup attitudes. nine months after the program, these attitudes
a. became even more favorable.
b. waned a bit but were still more favorble than they had been at the beginning of the program.
c. became less favorable than they had been at the begnning of the program.
d. remained just as favorable as they were at the end of the program.

Nine months after the program, these attitudes waned a bit but were still more favorable than they had been at the beginning of the program.

Option B

Explanation:

Many a time what people living in conflict-prone areas needs is a new perspective about life and things around them. This is what is done in the seeds of peace programs which brings together the youth of different conflict-prone regions and cultivates the leadership skills in them.

The survey has proved this point when the young teenagers belonging to Israel and Palestine participated in the program and after the period of nine months, favorable intergroup attitudes could be observed.