@ScalCapone It could have. If racial discrimination was widespread and being discriminated against alters personality, one would see it.
Enormous meta-analysis of 7 personality traits (OCEAN+2 more) finds null or trivial Black-White gaps: -.18 to .09 http://www.people.vcu.edu/~mamcdani/Publications/AOM_as_of_8%201%202008.pdf …
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@ScalCapone Discrimination effects would show up as C effects I guess. Generally, C is ~0 for personality traits so low prior for that idea
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@KirkegaardEmil I would think personality tests are biased across races. When people do self-ratings they compare mostly to same-race peers. -
@pnin1957 Yes, the problem with these implicit comparison measurements of personality. Does not imply bias tho.
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