Lee Jussim

Yes, that is probably what D'Angelo would say. I don't know. Actually, I can tell you a little bit what Kendi did say because he was asked about it. He did not say that. If someone said that, I would say, well, in our scenario, none of that was evident. You had to read that into the scenario. And that is the point.

Yes, that is probably what D'Angelo would say. I don't know. Actually, I can tell you a little bit what Kendi did say because he was asked about it. He did not say that. If someone said that, I would say, well, in our scenario, none of that was evident. You had to read that into the scenario. And that is the point.

Yes, that is probably what D'Angelo would say. I don't know. Actually, I can tell you a little bit what Kendi did say because he was asked about it. He did not say that. If someone said that, I would say, well, in our scenario, none of that was evident. You had to read that into the scenario. And that is the point.

Because anyone can look at the scenario. People didn't even have racial information about the admissions officer and the applicant.

Because anyone can look at the scenario. People didn't even have racial information about the admissions officer and the applicant.

Because anyone can look at the scenario. People didn't even have racial information about the admissions officer and the applicant.

Yes, yes.

Yes, yes.

Yes, yes.

Well, it is germane. Kind of. So on the narrow issue of how long do the effects we observed in this study last, we didn't study that. Right, right. So I have no answer to that. Yeah, of course. Okay. But given that we observed the effects that we did, the sort of people concocting racism where there was no evidence of it,

Well, it is germane. Kind of. So on the narrow issue of how long do the effects we observed in this study last, we didn't study that. Right, right. So I have no answer to that. Yeah, of course. Okay. But given that we observed the effects that we did, the sort of people concocting racism where there was no evidence of it,

Well, it is germane. Kind of. So on the narrow issue of how long do the effects we observed in this study last, we didn't study that. Right, right. So I have no answer to that. Yeah, of course. Okay. But given that we observed the effects that we did, the sort of people concocting racism where there was no evidence of it,

on the basis of a very minor intervention, that's like reading a single paragraph, it at least raises the possibility that when people are in a culture or organizational context in which this type of rhetoric is pervasive, that they are constantly being exposed or primed to think about race in these terms

on the basis of a very minor intervention, that's like reading a single paragraph, it at least raises the possibility that when people are in a culture or organizational context in which this type of rhetoric is pervasive, that they are constantly being exposed or primed to think about race in these terms

on the basis of a very minor intervention, that's like reading a single paragraph, it at least raises the possibility that when people are in a culture or organizational context in which this type of rhetoric is pervasive, that they are constantly being exposed or primed to think about race in these terms

And because of the steady diet of this kind of rhetoric, the effects are likely to be more enduring than anything we could possibly observe.

And because of the steady diet of this kind of rhetoric, the effects are likely to be more enduring than anything we could possibly observe.

And because of the steady diet of this kind of rhetoric, the effects are likely to be more enduring than anything we could possibly observe.

I mean, you're speaking to the social reward.

I mean, you're speaking to the social reward.