almost significantp = .057
On the contrary, in the “different-race doll” group, participants’ cradling-bias index showed a significant positive correlation with the blatant ( r (157) = .207; Bonferroni-corrected p = .037) prejudice score and an almost significant positive correlation with the subtle ( r (157) = .195; Bonferroni-corrected p = .057) prejudice score (see Fig. 3 ), indicating that the higher the prejudice toward Africans, the more the right-cradling preferences.