I published a p-hacked study showing people with African Americans friends had less implicit preference for Whites over AAs (2004). Just published a more definitive paper. Larger N! Preregistered! Not p-hacked! Same general result, smaller effect size.https://www.collabra.org/article/10.1525/collabra.195/ …
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While I understand the concern and fully agree that leaving out "people" can be dehumanizing, I also strongly believe that is context dependent. If this were a political speech about the problems with a country the meaning would be far different than the context of my paper.
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Contextually, there are literally 100s of references to racial/ethinic/religious and other groups. The field is social psych- an area that almost exclusively studies people. The subfield is intergroup relations -an area that is concerned with how different groups of people relate
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I'm not convinced by this but you do you.
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