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Perceiving social injustice during arrests of Black and White civilians by White police officers: An fMRI investigation by Dang, Tzipporah P., Mattan, Bradley D., Barth, Denise M., Handley, Grace, Cloutier, Jasmin, Kubota, Jennifer T.

“…From social media to courts of law, recordings of interracial police officer-civilian interactions are now widespread and publicly available. People may be…”
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Social justice neuroscience, a valuable and complex endeavor: Authors' reply to commentaries on “Perceiving social injustice during arrests of Black and White civilians by White police officers: An fMRI investigation” by Kubota, Jennifer T., Dang, Tzipporah P., Mattan, Bradley D., Barth, Denise M., Handley, Grace, Cloutier, Jasmin

“…In commentaries about our article, “Perceiving social injustice during arrests of Black and White civilians by White police officers: An fMRI investigation”…”
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Regional and network neural activity reflect men’s preference for greater socioeconomic status during impression formation by Barth, Denise M., Mattan, Bradley D., Dang, Tzipporah P., Cloutier, Jasmin

“…Evidence from social psychology suggests that men compared to women more readily display and pursue control over human resources or capital. However, studying…”
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The ventromedial prefrontal cortex is particularly responsive to social evaluations requiring the use of person-knowledge by Dang, Tzipporah P., Mattan, Bradley D., Kubota, Jennifer T., Cloutier, Jasmin

“…Humans can rely on diverse sources of information to evaluate others, including knowledge (e.g., occupation, likes and dislikes, education, etc.) and…”
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External motivation to avoid prejudice alters neural responses to targets varying in race and status by Mattan, Bradley D, Kubota, Jennifer T, Dang, Tzipporah P, Cloutier, Jasmin

“…Abstract Those who are high in external motivation to respond without prejudice (EMS) tend to focus on non-racial attributes when describing others. This fMRI…”
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Motivation Modulates Brain Networks in Response to Faces Varying in Race and Status: A Multivariate Approach by Mattan, Bradley D., Kubota, Jennifer T., Li, Tianyi, Dang, Tzipporah P., Cloutier, Jasmin

“…Abstract Previous behavioral and neuroimaging work indicates that individuals who are externally motivated to respond without racial prejudice tend not to…”
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Learning Rates of Individuating Information Paired with Faces Varying in Race by Dang, Tzipporah P

“…Humans can rely on diverse sources of information to evaluate others, including person-knowledge (e.g., occupation, likes and dislikes, education, etc.) and…”
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The Influence of Instructions to Correct for Bias on Social Judgments by Khan, Saera R., Dang, Tzipporah, Mack, Andrea

“…We examined how instructions to correct for bias influenced judgments of a male target person whose behavior towards a female was either negative or ambiguous…”
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Motivation Modulates Brain Networks in Response to Faces Varying in Race and Status: A Multivariate Approach 3 by Mattan, Bradley D, Kubota, Jennifer T, Li, Tianyi, Dang, Tzipporah P, Cloutier, Jasmin

“…Previous behavioral and neuroimaging work indicates that individuals who are externally motivated to respond without racial prejudice tend not to spontaneously…”
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