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Changing Perspective with Brief Media Exposure
The experience of individuals in the US is often divided along racial lines. Our understanding of “out-group” members is often determined by what we are exposed to across various media outlets. This symposium explores our understanding of an outgroup or ourselves after media exposure of the lives of outgroup members.
Chairs & Discussants
- Nakia GordonChair
Marquette University
Presentations
- Examining the Influence of Exposure to Genetic Ancestry Test Results on Race Essentialist ThinkingSimon Howard
- Emotion Regulation Affects Interracial Interactions after Exposure to Police ViolenceNakia Gordon
- A Newspaper Article on the Cumulative Consequences of Bias Increases Receptivity to Black People’s Bias ClaimsEmily Dix
- Using Virtual Reality to Encourage Perspective TakingSydney Timmer-Murillo
