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incidental exposure blacks succeeded counterstereotypical domains eg brown university president ruth simmons nobel laureate toni morrison participants drew automatic inference race successinhibiting factor modern society note participants automatic inferences simply guided explicit reasoning ie beliefs exemplars signify state race relations studies 13 demonstrated basic automatic inference effect provided evidence effects unfolded automatically without intention awareness study 4 replicated effect nonracerelated domains subsequent studies examined features exemplars studies 5 6 inference makers studies 7 8 prompt automatic inferences study 5 suggested counterstereotypically successful exemplars prompt racismdenying inferences signal possible even typical study 6 demonstrated exemplars succeed stereotypical domain eg blacks athletics similar automatic inferences drawn likely draw automatic inferences people predisposed approach world inferential thinking participants dispositionally high need cognition study 7 experimentally primed think inferentially study 8