While it has become more unacceptable for people to engage in and express explicit stereotyping over the past several decades, that does not mean stereotypical thoughts and judgments have necessarily lessened. In order for current researchers to assess stereotyping, thoughts, attitudes, and beliefs are more accurately assessed at an implicit level. A study conducted in France with photographs of children who appeared to have Down syndrome demonstrates this concept.
Facial Features Of Children With Down Syndrome Lead To Implicit Stereotyping
