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Additional evidence is obtained for the notion that stereotypes guide
information processing and judgment inference under high processing de
mands. Subjects were provided with behavioural information about membe
rs of a social group. When presentation pace was high, subjects recall
ed more stereotype-consistent information than stereotype-inconsistent
information, while this pattern was reversed under conditions of low
presentation pace. Furthermore, judgments were more stereotypic when p
resentation pace was high.