Detecting social biases using mental state inference

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<p>Social biases are prevalent in everyday social interactions, but they are often expressed in subtle ways that can make them difficult to detect. Yet, intuitively, people can often recognize when they are the subject of a bias, even in the absence of any overt behavior. How do we do this? While much research has focused on the negative consequences of being the subject of a bias, less is known about the cognitiv...

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• Learning
• Phenotype
• Sample Size
• Social Perception

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Literature Corpus work

c941fdd3-4f1b-535c-afc4-2ce88300a1da

DOI

10.31234/osf.io/t9dvh