Intellectual humility has been identified as a character virtue that allows individuals to
recognize their own potential fallibility when forming and revising attitudes. Intellectual …

We examine how individual differences influence perceived accuracy of deepfake claims
and sharing intention. Rather than political deepfakes, we use a non-political deepfake of a …

This article questions the widespread use of experimental social psychology to understand
real-world group disparities. Standard experimental practice is to design studies in which …

People automatically infer others' personality (eg, trustworthiness) based on facial
appearance, and such facial stereotype biases predict real-world consequences across …

Do spatial socioeconomic features influence a digital behaviour like cyberhate? Our
contribution provides an answer to this question, showing how high levels of income …

It is commonly hypothesized that education promotes more “enlightened” beliefs about racial
inequality, and many prior studies document that white Americans with higher levels of …

Initial impressions of others based on facial appearances are often inaccurate yet can lead
to dire outcomes. Across four studies, adult participants underwent a counterstereotype …

We review work from persuasion science relevant to reducing prejudiced attitudes. We
begin by introducing the idea that the thoughts people generate–their number and valence …

In this article we argue that there are many unanswered questions crucial to scientific
understanding about stereotypes and stereotype accuracy. Scientists do not always engage …

This paper reviews evidence on the accuracy of demographic stereotypes. Doing so
requires first discussing how to define stereotypes and how to assess their accuracy …