RACIAL CONTEXT EFFECTS ON MINORITIES SELF CONCEPTS

非裔美国人是一个特别容易受到各种风险的人群， 与健康有关的行为，包括暴力，成瘾和非 坚持饮食制度。 这项研究将记录非洲 美国人的双重身份，以非裔美国人和占主导地位的白色 刻板印象，并展示其无意识的后果，非洲 美国人对他人和自我的看法，以长期目标 培养一个更健康、更少冲突的集体身份。 这些 研究将衡量非裔美国人的这些刻板印象， 白人，以及每一组对另一组刻板印象的了解。 然后，它们作为无意识启动对自我印象的影响， 其他人将接受审查。 潜意识中的刻板印象 影响后续印象？ 这些研究还将调查 种族间的社会背景是否能引发非裔美国人的 感知、性能和标准。就是做非洲人 身份严重分裂的美国人在 在全白人和全黑人群体中的私人任务

African Americans are a population particularly at risk from a wide array of health-related behaviors, including violence, addictions, and non- adherence to dietary regimes. This research will document African Americans' dual identity, based on African American and dominant White stereotypes, and demonstrate its nonconscious consequences for African Americans' perceptions of others and self, with the long-term objective of fostering a healthier, less conflicted collective identity. These studies will measure these stereotypes among African Americans and Whites, and each group's knowledge of the other group's stereotypes. Then their effects as unconscious primes on impressions of self and others will be examined. Can subliminal exposure to stereotype concepts affect subsequent impressions? These studies will also investigate whether inter-racial social contexts can prime African Americans' perceptions, performance, and the standards. That is, do African Americans with a strongly divided identities behave differently on private tasks in all-White versus all-Black groups?