The Unlimited Access Manipulation Doesn't Get Rid of the Inequality Effect

With the exception of the scenario regarding job access inequality for x felons, people actually correctly perceive that there was no harm to the advantaged in group in the unlimited access condition. So i think i'd call this a wind like the authors kind of discusse this as though the unlimited access manipulation didn't entirely get rid of the effect, but it looks to me like it mostly did. And might just be something unique going on with the x fallon result, causea senario looks a little bit differet.