Prejudiced interviewees exaggerated sexual prowess while unprejudiced ones admitted insecurity

Evidence

In describing their sexual experiences, for example, prejudiced men boast of their conquests and represent themselves as ideals of masculinity while women speak of having “scads of boyfriends.” By contrast, an unprejudiced woman says: “I am avoided by the male sex perhaps because I am heavy” and a man reports that he has “always been rather inhibited about sex.” — John T. Jost and Jim Sidanius, Political Psychology, 530