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db78tb11p0v	Hilary C. Cisco Reuter	Racial Categorization of and Decision-Making Responses to Ambiguous and Unambiguous Facial Stimuli: An Examination of Racial Profiling Processes	2005		.txt	text/plain	131	6	36	Results indicated that participants did engage in racial profiling behaviors, and did so of African Americans and European Americans at statistically indistinguishable rates. In addition, results indicated that crime decision-making was dependent on racial categorization and participants made race categorizations before deciding crime apprehension, even when the order of judgments required a crime decision prior to a race categorization.	cache/db78tb11p0v.txt	txt/db78tb11p0v.txt