Mechanical Asians and Animalistic Blacks: The Political Implications of The Symmetry of Two Forms of Dehumanization in Racial Perceptions

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**Principal Investigator(s):** **Hai Bui** University of Minnesota – Twin Cities Email: [baixx062@umn.edu][1] Home page: [https://www.maxhuibai.com/][2] **Sample size**: 1501 **Field period**: 01/17/2020-04/10/2020 **Hypotheses** H1: The animalistic dehumanization of Black is more predictive of evaluation of Black candidate than the animalistic dehumanization of Asian is predictive of evaluation of Asian candidate. H2: The mechanical dehumanization of Asian is more predictive of evaluation of an Asian candidate than the mechanical dehumanization of Black is predictive of evaluation of Black candidate. **Experimental Manipulations** The race of the political candidate **Outcomes** evaluation of the political candidate **Summary of Results** The hypothesized patterns were not found in the study. [1]: mailto:baixx062@umn.edu [2]: https://www.maxhuibai.com/

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