Not exact matches
The
participants, whose average age was 80, were also overwhelmingly
female and
white, so it's not clear how the results may translate to other demographic groups.
A
participant quickly matches pairs of pictures or words — for example, the words «scientist» and «nurse» with male and
female names, or «high - achieving» with black and
white faces.
Participants were 434 college students (52.1 %
female, 38.7 % European American /
White, 32.5 % African American / Black, 28.8 % Latino American / Hispanic; M = 18.0 [SD = 0.4] years old fall of first year) who completed surveys at four semesters.
Participants (mean age = 31, SD = 8) were predominantly
female (87 %), either
white (55 %) or African - American (42 %), and biological parents (88 %) of the target children.