APS
30th APS Annual Convention · 2018
Representation Versus Diversity: Whites' Friendship Network Affects Blacks' Metaperceptions and Perceived Prejudice
- Katlyn Milless
The Graduate Center, CUNY - Jillian Harrison
Columbia University - Daryl Wout
John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY
Abstract
The racial composition of a White target's friendships affected Black participants' meta-perceptions, mediated by perceptions of prejudice. When the target had all White friends, participants expected to be viewed as less competent and warm, but not when the target had Black and White friends or Hispanic, Asian, and White friends.
Race and Ethnicity
