Implicit Bias

Implicit BiasImplicit bias definition - correct answer the attitudes or stereotypes that affect out understanding, actions, and decisions in an unconscious manner Implicit bias or thoughts about people you didn't know you had - correct answer - these biases, encompass both favorable and unfavorable assessments, are activated involuntarily and without an individual's awareness or intentional control - residing deep in the subconscious, these biases are different from known biases that indiv...

Implicit BiasPeople know all their own biases; they just know they cannot or should not say those beliefs aloud, so they hide them. True False FALSE! Implicit bias differs from suppressed explicit biases that individuals may conceal for social desirability purposes. Implicit biases are activated involuntarily and beyond our awareness or intentional control. Implicit bias is concerned with unconscious cognition that influences understanding, actions, and decisions, whereas individuals...

Implicit Bias×Due to bias and discrimination, racial & ethnic minorities, are subject to… ×Less accurate diagnoses ×Curtailed treatment plans ×Less pain management ×WORSE CLINICAL OUTCOMES ×Unconscious bias ×Implicit social cognition ×Attitudes or stereotypes that affect our understanding, actions, and decisions in an unconscious manner. Implicit bias IS •Pervasive •Predictive of behavior in the real world

Implicit BiasWhat is realistic conflict? - correct answer It is the explanation for prejudice. It derives from the idea that prejudice comes from competition over limited resources between groups. We want our group to succeed. What is an example of realistic conflict? - correct answer Lynchings correlated to cotton price. How to Greenwald and Krieger depict the difference between implicit attitudes and implicit stereotypes? - correct answer They both originate from traces of past experie...

Implicit BiasImplicit bias - correct answer the attitudes or stereotypes that affect an individual's understanding, actions, and decisions in an unconscious way, making them difficult to control What % of our decision making is conscious? - correct answer 5% 95% is unconscious Things about which we have bias - correct answer ability, age, sex, gender, race, sexuality, religion Daniel Kahneman's systems of thinking - correct answer System 1- unconscious System 2 conscious Conseq...

Implicit BiasPsychological theory of discrimination - correct answer Explicit and implicit bias Explicit bias - correct answer ppl are guided solely by explicit beliefs and conscious intentions Implicit bias - correct answer ppl have unconscious preferences against minority groups Problems with measuring bias - correct answer Hard to ask ppl if theyre racist, or hard for ppl to know that they are racist Audit studies - correct answer Uses experimental design to make minorities appear...

Implicit BiasWhat are the characteristics of implicit bias? - correct answer made subconsciously and shaped by childhood universal based in an evolutionary tendency to categorize information influence our behavior and perceptions even if we are unaware of them may not align with our values or favor our ingroup What are potential benefits of implicit bias? - correct answer let us rapidly respond to situations which keeps us and others safe in health care specifically: help us react to...

Implicit Bias proactive policing - correct answer refers to policing strategies that police organizations develop and implement with the intent to prevent or reduce crime how do biases impact us? - correct answer they impact what we perceive and can impact our decisions Implicit bias - correct answer automatic positive or negative preference for a group involving all of the subconscious feelings, perceptions, attitudes, and stereotypes that influence behavior what is bias? - correct an...

Implicit BiasWhat it's not - correct answer Conscious or explicit bias Attitudes and beliefs about a person or group on a conscious level (holder is aware of and endorses beliefs) Often direct result of perceived threat Implicit bias - correct answer Results from subtle cognitive process (e.g., implicit attitudes and implicit stereotypes), no conscious awareness/control Result of beliefs or simple associations between an object and its evaluation that "...are automatically activated by t...

Personal Values and Implicit BiasIndividuals at Risk Individuals with which characteristics may be at risk for receiving substandard healthcare due to implicit bias? Select all that appl Effects of Implicit Bias Which negative effects on client care are associated with implicit bias? Select all that apply. Implicit Bias Heuristics and Stereotyping