> The point is that A will very often perceive this as a negative outcome. Has this been systematically tested in some way, or is it simply assumed? (I think

> The point is that A will very often perceive this as a negative outcome. Has this been systematically tested in some way, or is it simply assumed? (I think I've seen this happen, so I'm not arguing it doesn't occur, but I am asking what the basis is for assuming it's a primary driver of systemic discrimination. The words "very often" seem like they cross a threshold to generality.)