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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Motivation To Control Prejudice"”.

  1. WHEN DOES THE SELF-REGULATION OF PREJUDICE APPLY? INTEGRATING MOTIVATION TO CONTROL PREJUDICE AND SOCIAL NORM THEORY

    Previous research shows individuals with internal motivation to control prejudice engage in the successful self-regulation of prejudice due to egalitarian personal standards (Legault et al., 2007). The literature on Social Norm Theory, however, suggests prejudice suppression towards various …

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  2. The Influence of Racial and Crime Stereotypes on Jurors' Representations of Trial Evidence and Verdict Decisions

    <p>Past research has shown that jurors tend to make more severe culpability judgments when defendants are charged with crimes that are associated with their racial group (e.g., Jones & Kaplan, 2013). Although the Story Model (e.g., Pennington & Hastie, 1988) has received much empirical support and …

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  3. On The Relationship Between Meaning And Prejudice: Examining Self-Transcendence And Value-Behavior Consistency In A Sample Of College Students

    … the value of self-transcendence and the degree to which individuals report behaving consistently with their values (value-behavior consistency) impact the association of meaning and racial prejudice against White and Black individuals. The study was conducted with a college population from a …

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