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Leveraging Technology to Understand Intergroup Conflicts

Friday, May 22, 2020 · Virtual

Oral · Social

Novel technologies—eye-tracking, automation, social media, AI voice assistant—offer insight into processes by which intergroup conflicts emerge, are perceived, and further exacerbated. This symposium explores technology in (1) uncovering bias when viewing evidence, (2) producing workplace anti-immigrant dehumanization, (3) escalating online confrontation, and (4) perpetuating gender bias.

Chairs & Discussants

  • Jennie Qu-LeeChair
    New York University
  • Emily BalcetisCoChair
    New York University

Presentations

  1. Motivated Attention Deployment Styles on Unpacking Sources of Bias in Legal Decision-MakingJennie Qu-Lee, Emily Balcetis
  2. Concerns about Automation and Negative Sentiment Toward ImmigrationMonica Gamez-Djokic, Adam Waytz
  3. Confrontations on Social Media and the Role of Psychological DistanceSusannah Chandhok, Ethan Kross
  4. “Yes, Sir” Vs. “Sure, Darling”: The Role of Status and Gender Stereotypes in Preference for Artificially Intelligent AgentsHeather Yang