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Description: This online study aims to show in a neurotypical sample that humans may discriminate against an AI if they disagree versus agree with them on the number of dots on a screen, and more than against another person. We use a design inspired on the minimal group paradigm (Tajfel & Turner, 1978).

License: CC-By Attribution 4.0 International

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