Reactions to a Black Professional Motivated Inhibition and Activation of Conflicting Stereotypes

The motivation to form a particular impression of an individual can prompt the inhibition of applicable stereotypes that contradict one's desired impression and the activation and application of stereotypes that support it. Participants, especially those high in prejudice, inhibited the Black s...

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Published in:Journal of personality and social psychology Vol. 77; no. 5; pp. 885 - 904
Main Authors: Sinclair, Lisa, Kunda, Ziva
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Published: Washington, DC American Psychological Association 01-11-1999
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Abstract The motivation to form a particular impression of an individual can prompt the inhibition of applicable stereotypes that contradict one's desired impression and the activation and application of stereotypes that support it. Participants, especially those high in prejudice, inhibited the Black stereotype when motivated to esteem a Black individual (because he had praised them). Participants motivated to esteem a Black doctor also activated the doctor stereotype. In contrast, participants motivated to disparage a Black doctor (because he had criticized them) inhibited the doctor stereotype. Participants motivated to disparage a Black individual also applied the Black stereotype to him, rating him as relatively incompetent. All these effects were driven by the self-protective motives of recipients of feedback from Black evaluators; detached observers showed no such effects.
AbstractList The motivation to form a particular impression of an individual can prompt the inhibition of applicable stereotypes that contradict one's desired impression & the activation & application of stereotypes that support it. Participants, especially those high in prejudice, inhibited the Black stereotype when motivated to esteem a Black individual (because he had praised them). Participants motivated to esteem a Black doctor also activated the doctor stereotype. In contrast, participants motivated to disparage a Black doctor (because he had criticized them) inhibited the doctor stereotype. Participants motivated to disparage a Black individual also applied the Black stereotype to him, rating him as relatively incompetent. All these effects were driven by the self-protective motives of recipients of feedback from Black evaluators; detached observers showed no such effects. 1 Table, 7 Figures, 58 References. [Reprinted with the permission of the American Psychological Association]
The motivation to form a particular impression of an individual can prompt the inhibition of applicable stereotypes that contradict one's desired impression and the activation and application of stereotypes that support it. Participants, especially those high in prejudice, inhibited the Black stereotype when motivated to esteem a Black individual (because he had praised them). Participants motivated to esteem a Black doctor also activated the doctor stereotype. In contrast, participants motivated to disparage a Black doctor (because he had criticized them) inhibited the doctor stereotype. Participants motivated to disparage a Black individual also applied the Black stereotype to him, rating him as relatively incompetent. All these effects were driven by the self-protective motives of recipients of feedback from Black evaluators; detached observers showed no such effects.
Sinclair and Kunda propose that motivation may provoke the activation and inhibition of stereotypes. Participants in a study, especially those high in prejudice, inhibited the black stereotype when motivated to esteem a black individual.
The motivation to form a particular impression of an individual can prompt the inhibition of applicable stereotypes that contradict one's desired impression and the activation and application of stereotypes that support it. Participants, especially those high in prejudice, inhibited the Black stereotype when motivated to esteem a Black individual (because he had praised them). Participants motivated to esteem a Black doctor also activated the doctor stereotype. In contrast, participants motivated to disparage a Black doctor (because he had criticized them) inhibited the doctor stereotype. Participants motivated to disparage a Black individual also applied the Black stereotype to him, rating him as relatively incompetent. All these effects were driven by the self-protective motives of recipients of feedback from Black evaluators; detached observers showed no such effects. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2024 APA, all rights reserved) (Source: journal abstract)
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SubjectTerms Adult
African Americans - psychology
Attitude
Biological and medical sciences
Black People
Black White Relations
Blacks
Canada
Competence
European Continental Ancestry Group - psychology
Fundamental and applied biological sciences. Psychology
Human
Human Males
Humans
Impression Formation
Inhibition (Psychology)
Male
Males
Manitoba
Motivation
Physicians
Prejudice
Professional Competence
Professional Personnel
Professional workers
Psychology. Psychoanalysis. Psychiatry
Psychology. Psychophysiology
Race Relations - psychology
Racial and Ethnic Attitudes
Racism
Social Attitudes
Social attribution, perception and cognition
Social Behavior
Social Perception
Social psychology
Stereotyped Attitudes
Stereotypes
Undergraduate Students
White People
Subtitle Motivated Inhibition and Activation of Conflicting Stereotypes
Title Reactions to a Black Professional
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