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    Researchers conducted a study to test if images could prime stereotypical thoughts about social groups. Participants were shown images of either a briefcase or a purse before completing a word-fragment task. Those who saw the briefcase image were more likely to complete word fragments with stereotypically masculine words, while those who saw the purse image were more likely to complete fragments with feminine words. The results suggest that subtle cues like images can unconsciously activate stereotypes in our thoughts.

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    Researchers conducted a study to test if images could prime stereotypical thoughts about social groups. Participants were shown images of either a briefcase or a purse before completing a word-fragment task. Those who saw the briefcase image were more likely to complete word fragments with stereotypically masculine words, while those who saw the purse image were more likely to complete fragments with feminine words. The results suggest that subtle cues like images can unconsciously activate stereotypes in our thoughts.

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    Biblioteca

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    Elias Adilsson Rocha Nina
    Researchers conducted a study to test if images could prime stereotypical thoughts about social groups. Participants were shown images of either a briefcase or a purse before completing a word-fragment task. Those who saw the briefcase image were more likely to complete word fragments with stereotypically masculine words, while those who saw the purse image were more likely to complete fragments with feminine words. The results suggest that subtle cues like images can unconsciously activate stereotypes in our thoughts.

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