Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Implicit bias trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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Implicit Bias and its effects.
Maybe we weren't even aware of our own implicit biases.
Rather than basing our trust on implicit biases that we acquire even before birth.
So, implicit bias is what lurks in the background of every decision that we make.
And although there are several reasons why,I want to discuss one reason today: implicit bias.
The term implicit bias“has become so broad that it almost has no meaning.”.
Devine, for her part, told me that she is nolonger comfortable even calling this phenomenon“implicit bias.”.
And implicit bias in medicine against people of color, women, and trans and nonbinary people.
Blind removals seem tobe bringing us closer to solving the problem of implicit bias in foster-care decisions.
Implicit Bias refers to the attitudes or stereotypes that affect our understanding, actions, and decisions in an unconscious manner.
As an African-American male, I am very aware of implicit bias; we are committed to fair and unbiased policing,” he said.
The best one, in myopinion, is Project Implicit, a non-profit organization run by academics at a range of universities who are studying implicit bias.
The Forbes et alstudy highlights that our ability to control reactionary implicit bias is dependent on the frontal cortices of the brain.
Each section will go down to specific topics, like implicit bias, our cultural frameworks, perceived microaggressions, tokenism, colorism, and other manifestations of structural power dynamics that play out daily in our workplace with co-workers and when working with clients/service users.
Perhaps, this third view holds,what's really going on is that implicit bias is more complex than these tools can fully handle.
Mike Pence, for instance, bristled during the 2016 vice-presidential debate:“Enough of this seeking every opportunity to demeanlaw enforcement broadly by making the accusation of implicit bias whenever tragedy occurs.”.
Many psychology experiments that try to change implicit bias treat it as something like blood pressure- a condition that can be adjusted, not a behavior to be overcome.
To fund Hearing Tenant Voices-- a training project thatuses theater-based methodology to shift implicit bias within Minneapolis Housing Inspections Services.
When a woman becomes a world-class scientist, implicit bias works against the likelihood that she will be invited as a keynote or guest speaker to share her research findings, thus lowering her visibility in the field and the likelihood that she will be nominated for awards.
To be an effective leader in diversity and inclusion,you must understand the social contexts and psychological processes that result in implicit bias, discrimination, and marginalization.
In fact, when we shift our focus from overtracial bias(like that demonstrated by use of the N-word) to implicit bias(which shapes whether we see someone as, say, competent or dangerous), elite people come off no better than working-class ones.
We will also implement required professional learning for teachers and paraeducators to address issues of equity,including cultural competence, implicit bias and restorative practice.
And we have seen a lot of research in thisarea that's shown that there can be some implicit biases in how we judge people once we know their name, their gender or their race.
That the whims of adolescence are too dangerous for your breath, that you cannot simply be curious, thatyou are not afforded the luxury of making a mistake, that someone's implicit bias might be the reason you don't wake up in the morning.
Still other people, particularly those who have been the victims of police violence,also reject implicit bias- on the grounds that there's nothing implicit about it at all.
In addition to urgent conversations about race and criminal justice, and employment and gender,discussions about implicit bias have spread to Hollywood, the sciences, and the presidential election.
Some point to differences in socioeconomic status, access to healthcare, education, insurance coverage, housing, levels of stress and community health among black and white women,including even implicit bias and variations in the ways in which healthcare is delivered to black versus white women.