Interviewed while Black

Moving While Black

Four experiments examined whether intergroup attitudes shape the speed with which Blacks are thought to be moving. When participants rated the speed of Black and White faces that appeared to be moving toward them, greater intergroup anxiety was associated with judging Black targets as moving more slowly relative to White targets (Experiments 1a and 1b). Experiment 2 demonstrated that this effec...

Moving while Black: Intergroup attitudes influence judgments of speed.

Four experiments examined whether intergroup attitudes shape the speed with which Blacks are thought to be moving. When participants rated the speed of Black and White faces that appeared to be moving toward them, greater intergroup anxiety was associated with judging Black targets as moving more slowly relative to White targets (Experiments 1a and 1b). Experiment 2 demonstrated that this effec...

How to do it. Be interviewed.

Though not exactly taboo, interviews are rarely dissected in polite conversation. Interviewees are inhibited by modesty or embarrassment from giving detailed accounts of how they succeeded or failed, and interviewers usually confine their analysis to the enigmatic conclusion that a certain chap did or did not "come over well." Attempts to define in writing the mechanics of "coming over well" ar...

Purchasing While Black: How Courts Condone Discrimination in the Marketplace

Who Should be Interviewed in Surveys of Household Income?

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