This article challenges the highly intuitive assumption that prejudice should be less likely in
public compared with private settings. It proposes that stereotypes may be conceptualized as …

The Implicit Association Test (IAT; Greenwald, McGhee, and Schwartz, 1998) is a frequently
used measure of implicit cognitions that is typically administered on computers. This chapter …

The present research examined the effects of sadness on the correction of social stereotypes.
Participants who either were or were not induced to feel sad were asked to form an …

This research was designed to gain further insight into the psychological mechanisms underlying
the "black sheep effect" (eg, Marques, Yzerbyt, & Leyens, 1988) using a paradigm that …

This article provides insight into the process of stereotyping from two different perspectives:
the perceiver and the target. From the perceiver's perspective, motivational and cognitive …

Research about the Muslim American experience post-9/11 is sorely lacking. Perceptions of
stigma as a predictor of Muslim American responses to 9/11 were examined. Negative …

In the aftermath of shocking workplace scandals, people are often baffled when individuals
within the organization were aware of clear-cut wrongdoing yet did not inform authorities. The …

OBJECTIVE: The authors used data from a larger study to explore differences by gender,
self-reported racial identification, and immune function in disclosure of HIV-positive serostatus …

This research investigated the role of situational context and personality factors in moderating
perceptions of race-based decisions made by others. White participants were presented …

Moral foundations theory provides a theoretical framework for understanding the universal
and societal aspects of morality. The focus thus far has been on understanding the influence …