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Stereotypic Explanatory Bias: Implicit Stereotyping as a Predictor of Discrimination

Among participants who interacted with a Black confederate, those who showed more E-SEB received lower social interaction scores and vice versa.
Stereotypic explanatory bias can predict the nature of interracial interaction. Not only negative but also positive behavioral outcomes.
Measures of stereotyping can predict intergroup behaviors.
Provides evidence that measures of stereotyping can predict discriminatory behavior when the measures tap implicit stereotypic processing.