Throughout much of the past two decades, contextual behavioral science has been applied
to a diverse spectrum of psychological phenomena. This intellectual voyage into uncharted …

The aim of this study was to test the effectiveness of imagined intergroup contact on
elementary school children's explicit and implicit intergroup attitudes. Italian 5th-graders …

Recent research has shown that children display implicit prejudice at least by age six (Baron
& Banaji, 2006). In the present study, we investigated some potential antecedents of …

This study examined the influence of the family on native Dutch attitudes toward having
ethnic minority members as kin through marriage using multiactor data from the Netherlands …

We frame our response to the commentaries by Cheryan (2011), Lane (2011), and Shapiro
and Williams (2011), in terms of two broad points made by Lane (2011). First, we agree that …

Two studies are reported in which ethnic majority children's reactions to media
representations of ethnic minorities are examined. In Study 1, 20 white Scottish 6‐year‐olds …

This dissertation is about prejudice. In particular, it examines the theoretical and ethical
questions raised by research on implicit social biases. Social biases are termed" implicit" …

This article considers Gunderson et al.'s (2011) analysis of the intergenerational
transmission of mathematics attitudes in light of broader knowledge about the nature of …

The popular notion that social injustice is due to insufficient love among humankind may
seem indisputable, yet contemporary research on the foundations of injustice suggests a …

This chapter focuses on the development of children's intergroup prejudice (ie, their
unwarranted feelings of dislike or hatred towards the members of other social groups), with a …