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The Effects of Cognitive Load on Intergroup Empathy Biases [Registered Report Stage 1, Version 2]
Accurate and quick judgments of others’ mental and emotional states are crucial for social interaction. However, these judgments can be compromised by social biases, especially while cognitive demands are high and cognitive resources are low. Empathy is not always allocated to everyone equally, espe
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