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Multidimensional Stereotypes Emerge Spontaneously When Exploration is Costly

2022-09-03

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<p>Stereotypes of social groups have a canonical multidimensional structure, reflecting the extent to which groups are considered competent and trustworthy. Traditional explanations for stereotypes – group motives, cognitive biases, minority/majority environments, or real-group differences – do not specify a broadly applicable mechanism that explains why stereotypes vary along multiple dimensions. We show that mul...

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DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/mbuhv

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