父母总是低估自己孩子的偏见。

Prejudice begins in childhood, and parents have a crucial role to play in mitigating its development. The present study examined the accuracy of parents' estimates of their children's prejudices. Specifically, this study investigated whether accuracy varied across (1) diverse parents and (2) diverse forms of prejudice (race, class, weight, disability, sexual orientation), and explored (3) why parents underestimated children's prejudices. A diverse sample of 130 parent-child dyads from across the United States (children ages 6.0-9.9 years, 59F/71 M/0NB, 54 White/71 of color, and their pa