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The mere acceptance effect : Can it influence responses on racial implicit Association Tests? (2007)
The Implicit Association Test (IAT) is designed to measure the strength of mental association between each of a pair of target categories (e.g., Black vs. White) and each of a pair of attributes (e.g., negative vs. positive). Recent work on the mere acceptance effect shows that, if one of the categories...
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Less Thought, More Punishment: Need for Cognition Predicts Support for Punitive Responses to Crime (2004)
Three studies examined the relationship between need for cognition and support for punitive responses to crime. The results of Study 1 (N = 110) indicated that individuals high in need for cognition were less supportive of punitive measures than their low need for cognition counterparts. This finding...
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