The term'implicit bias' has very swiftly been incorporated into philosophical discourse. Our
aim in this chapter is to scrutinize the phenomena that fall under the rubric of implicit bias …

To navigate social interactions successfully, humans need to continuously learn about the
personality traits of other people (eg, how helpful or aggressive is the other person?) …

Anxiety associated with an intergroup interaction is often thought to interfere with the
cognitive control of automatic racial stereotypes. However, this link remains elusive, as self …

Implicit attitudes form in the 1st years of life and change little across development. By age 6,
children's implicit intergroup attitudes are sensitive to the cultural standing of their group …

This book offers a biographical account of Henri Tajfel, one of the most influential European
social psychologists of the twentieth century, offering unique insights into his ground …

This engaging and cutting-edge text provides an accessible introduction to the complex
methods and concepts of social neuroscience, with examples from contemporary research …

In middle childhood, many girls go through a curious metamorphosis, in which their earlier
embrace of all‐things‐feminine appears to transform into an identity as a tomboy. We …

Influential social-psychological models suggest that perceivers frequently use information-
processing strategies that result in the stereotype-based construal and treatment of other …

When interacting with someone from another social group, one's responses may be
influenced by both stereotypes and evaluations. Given behavioral results suggesting that …

People often rely on social learning—learning by observing others' actions and outcomes—
to form preferences in advance of their own direct experiences. Although typically adaptive …