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Download full textHodges, Sara D.; Kezer, Murat – Journal of Intelligence, 2021
When faced with the task of trying to "read" a stranger's thoughts, what cues can perceivers use? We explore two predictors of empathic accuracy (the ability to accurately infer another person's thoughts): use of stereotypes about the target's group, and use of the target's own words. A sample of 326 White American undergraduate students…
Descriptors: Cues, Empathy, Accuracy, Social Cognition
