This old review article by Crosby and colleagues was pretty influential in social psych's turn toward implicit bias because "attitudes" were found not to matter in these studies https://t.co/sZthdFHPtT Yet the studies it reviews are crossed designs wi…
@coles_nicholas_ @ErinWestgate There’s also a good bit of work on this phenomenon in prejudice research. In the 1970s there were a bunch of studies that contrasted people’s racial attitudes with their behavior; classic review here https://t.co/sZthdFHPtT
Maybe the dual-attitude interpretation of race bias was wrong all along. This interpretation arose from a divergence between attitudes and behaviors in studies like the ones in this review https://t.co/sZthdFHPtT I wonder how strong this evidence is to…
@R__INDEX @katiecorker @PsyArXiv @CalvinKLai It'd be interesting to know how much of the old "unobtrusive tests of racial bias" work holds up (like those cited in the Crosby, Bromley, and Saxe article that I mentioned above https://t.co/sZthdFHPtT). The…