By Andy Luttrell January 31, 2022
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Chris PetskoĀ studies which stereotypes come to mind in a given moment. Heās a social psychologist and postdoctoral scholar at Duke University. I talk with Chris about his ālens-based account of intersectional stereotyping,ā which argues that we can only pay attention toĀ oneĀ social identity at a time. As a result, the stereotypes that come to mind depend on the one lens through which weāre seeing someone at the moment. Things we mention in this episode:
- Walter Lippmanās 1922 bookĀ āPublic Opinionā
- Testing a lens-based account of intersectional stereotyping (Petsko, Rosette, & Bodenhausen,Ā 2022)
- An early summary of a lens-based theory of categorization and stereotyping (Petkso & Bodenhausen,Ā 2020)
- Sexual orientation and racial identity interact to predict relevant outcomes (Petsko & Bodenhausen,Ā 2019)
Download the full episode transcript here.