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Perceived Moral Responsibility for Attitude-based Discrimination
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Description: Participants judged a target whose implicit racial attitudes result in discrimination as more morally responsible when he was aware rather than unaware of his implicit attitudes. The path between awareness and moral responsibility was mediated by judgments about the target’s obligation to foresee his discriminatory behavior.
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