• DOI:10.1111/j.1467-9280.2008.02052.x
Corpus ID: 11212529

The Threat of Appearing Prejudiced and Race-Based Attentional Biases

@article{Richeson2008TheTO,
  title={The Threat of Appearing Prejudiced and Race-Based Attentional Biases},
  author={Jennifer A. Richeson and Sophie Trawalter},
  journal={Psychological Science},
  year={2008},
  volume={19},
  pages={102 - 98}
}

Jennifer A. Richeson, Sophie Trawalter

Published 2008

Psychology, Medicine

Psychological Science

The current work tested whether external motivation to respond without prejudice toward Blacks is associated with biased patterns of selective attention that reflect a threat response to Black individuals. In a dot-probe attentional bias paradigm, White participants with low and high external motivation to respond without prejudice toward Blacks (i.e., low-EM and high-EM individuals, respectively) were presented with pairs of White and Black male faces that bore either neutral or happy facial… CONTINUE READING

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