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The impact of stereotypical versus counterstereotypical media exemplars on racial attitudes, causal attributions, and support for affirmative action
Srividya Ramasubramanian
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Affirmative Action
100%
Attribution
74%
Causal
56%
African Americans
40%
Exemplar-based
37%
Attribution Theory
35%
Political Communication
31%
Experiment
29%
Stereotypes
26%
Information Processing
24%
Mediator
24%
Entertainment
23%
Minorities
22%
Real World
22%
Structural Model
22%
Viewer
20%
Heuristics
18%
Decision Making
13%
Social Sciences
affirmative action
76%
outgroup
73%
attribution
64%
American
27%
attribution theory
23%
experiment
21%
political communication
20%
information processing
17%
structural model
17%
entertainment
17%
heuristics
16%
stereotype
14%
minority
12%
decision making
11%
lack
9%
Group
5%
Engineering & Materials Science
Entertainment
38%
Decision making
25%
Color
25%
Experiments
25%
Communication
17%