Race and reputation: perceived racial group trustworthiness influences the neural correlates of trust decisions
DA Stanley, P Sokol-Hessner… - … of the Royal …, 2012 - royalsocietypublishing.org
Decisions to trust people with whom we have no personal history can be based on their
social reputation—a product of what we can observe about them (their appearance, social
group membership, etc.)—and our own beliefs. The striatum and amygdala have been
identified as regions of the brain involved in trust decisions and trustworthiness estimation,
respectively. However, it is unknown whether social reputation based on group membership
modulates the involvement of these regions during trust decisions. To investigate this, we …
social reputation—a product of what we can observe about them (their appearance, social
group membership, etc.)—and our own beliefs. The striatum and amygdala have been
identified as regions of the brain involved in trust decisions and trustworthiness estimation,
respectively. However, it is unknown whether social reputation based on group membership
modulates the involvement of these regions during trust decisions. To investigate this, we …
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MR Banaji, EA Phelps, DA Stanley… - Phil. Trans. R …, 2012 - sokolhessnerlab.com
Decisions to trust people with whom we have no personal history can be based on their
social reputation—a product of what we can observe about them (their appearance, social
group membership, etc.)—and our own beliefs. The striatum and amygdala have been
identified as regions of the brain involved in trust decisions and trustworthiness estimation,
respectively. However, it is unknown whether social reputation based on group membership
modulates the involvement of these regions during trust decisions. To investigate this, we …
social reputation—a product of what we can observe about them (their appearance, social
group membership, etc.)—and our own beliefs. The striatum and amygdala have been
identified as regions of the brain involved in trust decisions and trustworthiness estimation,
respectively. However, it is unknown whether social reputation based on group membership
modulates the involvement of these regions during trust decisions. To investigate this, we …
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