Winter Conference of Social Cognition. Park City, Utah. Suppression increases stereotype accessibility but decreases seating distance from Blacks and Southerners. Explicit racism moderates the application of automatically accessible race stereotypes. Differential application of implicitly activated stereotypes by low and high prejudice individuals.
Explicit racism moderates the application of automatically accessible race stereotypes.
Subliminal priming of female stereotypes affects ability attributions of other's mathematical performance. Self-stereotyping in the context of multiple social identities. American Psychological Association, Chicago. Social cognition and language. Invited paper, Conference on Social Cognition, Language, and Connectionism, Amsterdam, The Netherlands.