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Reward Omissions Variably Augment Racial Bias along Political Ideology

2020-10-12

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Humans tend to become angry whenever a reward they were expecting is 'unfairly' taken away. We presently tested whether situational anger induced by unfair reward omissions may influence (pre-existing) racial biases across self-identified Liberals (n = 119) and Conservatives (n = 115). In the study, participants were exposed to a frustration induction task (or a control variant), followed by implicit and explicit...

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Literature Corpus work: aa32f3a4-6baf-531b-9e45-781c726e691f
DOI: 10.20944/preprints202010.0218.v1

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