A new study shows that the newspapers people read are strong predictors of their automatic, unconscious biases toward autism-even after accounting for age, education, political views, and personal experience. Readers of right-leaning tabloid outlets showed more negative automatic biases, reflecting the more stereotyped and less frequent coverage of autism in these publications.
A new study shows that the newspapers people read are strong predictors of their automatic, unconscious biases toward autism-even after accounting for age, education, political views, and personal experience. Readers of right-leaning tabloid outlets showed more negative automatic biases, reflecting the more stereotyped and less frequent coverage of autism in these publications.
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