Overview
Implicit bias is a crucial concept in understanding how our unconscious attitudes can shape our interactions and decisions. It affects various aspects of life, including hiring practices, educational settings, and healthcare. Recognizing and addressing these biases is essential for creating fair and...
Key Terms
Example: A teacher may unknowingly favor students of a certain race.
Example: A person openly stating they prefer one political party over another.
Example: Assuming all teenagers are irresponsible.
Example: Judging someone based on their appearance.
Example: Choosing a candidate for a job position.
Example: Feeling guilty about eating unhealthy food while wanting to be healthy.
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