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Perspective taking combats automatic expressions of racial bias
2011
Journal of Personality and Social Psychology
Five experiments investigated the hypothesis that perspective taking-actively contemplating others' psychological experiences-attenuates automatic expressions of racial bias. Across the first 3 experiments, participants who adopted the perspective of a Black target in an initial context subsequently exhibited more positive automatic interracial evaluations, with changes in automatic evaluations mediating the effect of perspective taking on more deliberate interracial evaluations. Furthermore,
doi:10.1037/a0022308
pmid:21381852
fatcat:pm5x2xc74vbihaxgal3mkyjzqa