Has Society Changed in Implicit and Explicit Gender Stereotypes? Data from 1.4 million people offer new evidence on the hopeful (and cautionary) trends of our society.
Having Essentialist Beliefs Predicts People’s Attitudes about Social Groups Is the belief that most people have strong character traits linked to higher prejudice? Yes, but the prejudice may sometimes be positive rather than negative.
Unconscious and Unaccountable: What Happens When We Attribute Discrimination to Implicit Bias? When people believe discrimination was caused by unconscious bias they hold perpetrators less accountable.
How to Overcome Unconscious Bias We all have prejudices we're not even aware of—but they don't have to govern our behavior.
What’s Different (or Special) About Women in STEM Majors? Do unusual associations between gender and STEM encourage women into STEM careers?
New Research Reveals Historic Migration’s Link to Present-Day Implicit Racial Bias Researchers have uncovered a link between the Great Migration and present-day racial bias.
Black Americans More Strongly Associate Threat with Black Men Than with White Men Groups stereotyped as threatening may come to associate their own group with threat.