Correll, Park, Judd, and Wittenbrink (2002) found racist associations between African Americans and weapons. What best explains what the study used what to demonstrate this connection

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The study used priming to demonstrate the connection between African Americans and weapons. Specifically, they primed participants with images of either African American or White faces and then presented them with images of either weapons or tools. The results showed that participants were quicker to identify images of weapons after they had been primed with African American faces than after being primed with White faces, indicating a racial bias in the association between African Americans and weapons.

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