[CaBSSem] CABS seminar 22nd March

[Daniel Bub]

This Friday's CABS seminar will feature:


Tessa Charlesworth

Donald P. Jacobs Scholar and Assistant Professor

Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University


Title: Patterns of Long-term change in Implicit and Explicit Attitudes and Stereotypes

Abstract: The past few years have been a tumultuous period of change and transformation – from elections to social movements to global pandemics and conflict. Over this time, scholars and society have inevitably wondered: how are our minds changing? Are the attitudes (preferences) and stereotypes (beliefs) that we hold about groups (e.g., gender, race, sexuality) changing in recent years? And how does this recent change compare to the longer shadow of historical attitudes? In this two-part talk, I will first present evidence from large-scale social surveys on contemporary changes in implicit and explicit social group attitudes and stereotypes since 2007. In the second part, I will situate these changes within the longer span of 200 years of historical text and the representations of groups since 1800. Together, the work sheds new light on the possibility (and limits) of long-term change in our attitudes and stereotypes of social groups.



Please note that the seminar will be held via Zoom.

Zoom: <https://uvic.zoom.us/j/81257812980?pwd=VndFY3hueDA2cWl0SXljK0ZSYVhxdz09> https://uvic.zoom.us/j/81257812980?pwd=VndFY3hueDA2cWl0SXljK0ZSYVhxdz09
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