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Implicit Bias, Behavioral Realism, and the Purposeful Intent Doctrine
Implicit social cognition examines the mental processes that affect social judgments without full self-awareness or control. Over the past quarter century, scientific findings in implicit social cognition generally and implicit bias specifically have challenged our traditional understandings of raci
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