Race-status associations have been observed in literature. This pre-registered project (n=1080) employs reverse correlation to capture construals of race-status composites. In study 1, participants saw two faces and selected the face that appears most representative of a given race-status combination (i.e., each participant was randomly assigned to one combination): high-status Black, high-status White, low-status Black and low-status White. Selections across 400 trials were averaged across participants for each combination. In study 2 (ongoing), all four averaged construals (i.e., one average construal per race-status combination) will be rated by independent participants on perceived status and race prototypicality. We expect to observe the following: Among White faces, high-status construals will be rated significantly more high-status than low-status construals. This effect will be attenuated for Black faces. Also, among Black faces, low-status construals will be rated significantly more prototypically Black than high-status construals. This will be less so for White faces. Identifying participant construals of race-status composites may help us better understand outcomes and intervention.