Racial Aversion is a psychological construct that denotes an affective and cognitive disposition characterized by negative emotional responses and avoidance behaviors toward individuals or groups based on perceived racial differences, distinguishing it from related constructs by its emphasis on implicit affective reactivity and behavioral withdrawal in intergroup contexts.
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University of Michigan
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Yale University
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