Effect of Alcohol on Race-Biased Responding: The Moderating Role of Internal and External Motivations to Respond Without Prejudice - Concepedia

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Effect of Alcohol on Race-Biased Responding: The Moderating Role of Internal and External Motivations to Respond Without Prejudice

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2009

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Robert C. Schlauch, Alan R. Lang, E. Ashby Plant, Rita L. Christensen, Keith F. Donohue

Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs

Abstract

Both alcohol intoxication and alcohol expectancy can increase race-biased errors but only under speeded conditions and in a manner moderated by participants' levels of internal and external motives to respond without prejudice.