Tool for Identifying Implicit Bias: Awareness of Common Shortcuts Short cuts can lead to biased assessments (either positive or negative) in evaluation if we are not motivated to avoid them and skilled in doing so. These

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Date: 2016-08-03 16:28:21 Discrimination Critical thinking Social psychology Stereotypes Bias Prejudice		Tool for Identifying Implicit Bias: Awareness of Common Shortcuts Short cuts can lead to biased assessments (either positive or negative) in evaluation if we are not motivated to avoid them and skilled in doing so. These Add to Reading List Source URL: academicaffairs.ucsc.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 68,19 KB Share Document on Facebook

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