Negative attitudes about a group that are not consciously recognized are known as:

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Implicit prejudice refers to the negative attitudes or beliefs about a group that are unconscious or unintentional. These biases may occur even if an individual consciously holds positive attitudes towards that group. Explicit prejudice, on the other hand, refers to the conscious and deliberate expression of negative attitudes or beliefs towards a particular group. Implicit discrimination and explicit discrimination refer to the differential treatment or behavior towards a group, based on conscious or unconscious biases, respectively.

Negative Attitudes About a Group That Are Not Consciously Recognized