Correll and his colleagues (2002)invited people to press buttons quickly to "shoot" or "not shoot" men who suddenly appeared on-screen holding either a gun or a harmless object such as a flashlight or bottle.Their results show that _______________ more often mistakenly shot targets who were Blacks.

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Both Whites and Blacks more often mistakenly shot targets who were Black, indicating that racial biases in decision-making regarding perceived threats are not exclusive to any one race.

Correll and His Colleagues (2002)invited People to Press Buttons Quickly