The effect of context on responses to racially ambiguous faces: changes in perception and evaluation.
The effect of context on responses to racially ambiguous faces: changes in perception and evaluation.
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背景对种族模糊面孔反应的影响：感知和评价的变化。
DOI：
10.1093/scan/nsu134
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发表时间：
2015
影响因子：
4.2
通讯作者：
Ito,TiffanyA
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作者：
Willadsen-Jensen,Eve;Ito,TiffanyA
Reactions to individuals who possess features associated with multiple racial groups may be particularly susceptible to external contextual influences, leading to meaningfully different racial perceptions and judgments in different situations. In the present study, we found that an extrinsic race-label cue not only changed evaluative associations activated by a racially ambiguous face, but also changed quickly occurring neural responses sensitive to racial perception. Behaviorally, prototypical Black faces and racially ambiguous faces labeled asBlackactivated more negative implicit associations than prototypical White faces and racially ambiguous faces labeled asWhite. Neurally, prototypical faces and racially ambiguous faces cued with the same race elicited similar responses. Specifically, prototypical Black and racially ambiguous faces labeled asBlackelicited larger P200s but smaller N200s than prototypical White and racially ambiguous faces labeled asWhite.These results show that racial perception can be changed by an external cue and this, in turn, influences subsequent evaluative reactions.
