“...because god forbid we lead our lives by anything less than a childlike innocence...”
In normal language: smarter people are better at stereotyping and use them rationally to enhance perception of people. Author's version "the darker side of cognitive ability" 
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/28726438 pic.twitter.com/Wr0LTWTNZU
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And one imagines that clever people might also build ore stereotypes. Hilton their own experience rather than social norms.
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They CAN use them rationally. They can also use them irrationally to diminish their perception of people, particularly those who dare to disagree with them.
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Att'n:
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Ha! If I can ever get out from under, Emil & might run a couple of studies to test the hypo that such skill predicts stereotype accuracy. But by the time I do, he might just run it himself....
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That’s an incredible statement - I must stereotype the authors as being well educated but fundamentally thick
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