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What Is "Implicit Bias"

"Implicit biases are discriminatory biases based on implicit attitudes or implicit stereotypes. Implicit biases are especially intriguing, and also especially problematic, because they can produce behavior that diverges from a person's avowed or endorsed beliefs or principles."

Greenwald, Anthony G., and Linda Hamilton Krieger. "Implicit Bias: Scientific Foundations." California Law Review 94, no. 4 (2006): 945-67. doi:10.2307/20439056.

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KEY TERMS

"implicit bias"

"implicit association"

"implicit gender bias"

"implicit prejudices"

"implicit racial bias"

"cognitive bias"

"unconscious bias"

"Implicit Association Test" or IAT

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Prejudices

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