In-group favoritism and statistical reasoning in social inference : implications for formation and maintenance of group stereotypes
作者： Mark Schaller
DOI: 10.1037/0022-3514.63.1.61
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摘要: The effects of group categorization on statistical inference processes and the consequent stereotyping were examined in 3 experiments. In Experiments 1 2, male female Ss made data-based judgments about gender leadership ability. Experiment 3, randomly categorized into groups then groups'relative intelligence. Results from all studies indicated significant Ss' their strategies data integration logical
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