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Bystanders’ thresholds for intervention in Black vs. White women’s sexual harassment

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Description: Set of studies examining the role of a woman's race on bystanders' thresholds for intervention in her sexual harassment

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Sexual Harassment and Prototypicality in a Job Interview- Study 3 (race) | Registered: 2022-02-21 21:00 UTC

Schachtman & Kaiser
This study examines whether an observer's identification of, and intervention in, a sexually harassing job interview is related to the job candidate's...
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Sexual Harassment and Prototypicality in a Job Interview- Study 3a (race) | Registered: 2022-11-01 21:50 UTC

Schachtman & Kaiser
This study examines whether a woman job candidate's race affects bystander's intervention in a sexually harassing job interview.
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Sexual Harassment and Prototypicality in a Job Interview- Study 3b (race) | Registered: 2022-12-06 19:22 UTC

Schachtman & Kaiser
This study examines whether a woman job candidate's race affects bystander intervention in sexual harassment.
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