Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Anti-Biased Policing/Implicit BiasBarriers Impacting Change - correct answer Us vs Them Mentality Narrow minded thinking Perceived widespread bias Over generalization Underestimating the problem What is biased policing? - correct answer Occurs when the police inappropriately considers race/ethnicity or other characteristics in deciding with whom and/or how to intervene GO 1303.05 Bias Based Profiling - correct answer The detention, interdiction, or other disparate treatment of any per...

Attributability, Accountability and Implicit BiasImplicit biases - correct answer We are often unaware of them, we cannot control their influence on our actions and judgements, and they often undermine our considered beliefs and judgements. Unlike explicit bias (which reflects the attitudes or beliefs that one endorses at a conscious level), implicit bias is the bias in judgment and/or behavior that results from subtle cognitive processes (e.g., implicit attitudes and implicit stereotypes) t...

cultural competency & implicit biasinstitutionalized oppression Systemic mistreatment of people within a social identity group, supported and enforced by the society and its institutions, solely based on the person’s membership in the social identity group five key areas of SDOH social determinants of health healthcare access & Quality Q education A&Q social and community context econoic stability neighborhood and enviornment housing quality, access to healthy food and...

Culture and Implicit Bias implicit bias health disparities - correct answer inadequate patient assessments, inappropriate diagnosis and treatments, less time involved in patient care, patient discharges with insufficient follow-up implicit bias - correct answer form of bias that occurs unintentionally and automatically but still controls judgements and decision making when is implicit bias heightened? - correct answer in stressful situations; less time and energy to question our assumptio...

HBM: Implicit BiasWhat is implicit bias - correct answer attitudes or stereotypes that affect our understanding and action in an unconscious manner how are implicit biases activated - correct answer by cues (persons skin color) how do implicit bias act on us - correct answer silently extert influence on our memory and behavior how do implicit biases operate - correct answer outside of awareness, hard to control how can this help health disparities ? - correct answer building awarenes...

Implicit Association Test (IAT) ZAPS Implicit Association Test ZAPS - correct answer Aim: identify implicit biases between career/family and gender. Procedure: each response has two items, either a gender, career/family. You have toselect the button that the center item belongs to one of the two categories. IV: consistent or inconsistent with stereotype Dv: RT in sec Results: stereotype consistent is faster than stereotype inconsistent Discussion: shows an implicit bias that we h...

Implicit Bias , Quiz 3•The attitudes or stereotypes that affect our understanding, action, and decisions in an unconscious manner. what is this? Implicit Bias what is the other name of implicit bias? •Unconscious Bias •Causes us to have feeling and attitudes about other people based on characteristics such as race, ethnicity, age, and appearance. what is this? Implicit Bias •Developed over the course of a lifetime through exposure to direct and indirect messages (Ra...

Implicit Bias ActivityPeople know all their own biases; they just know they cannot or should not say those beliefs aloud, so they hide them. TRUE FALSE - correct answer FALSE What is the main distinction between our implicit and explicit biases? 1. Our implicit biases are more likely to be negative than our explicit biases 2. Explicit bias is more harmful than implicit bias 3. Our implicit preferences tend to engage our automatic processing while our explicit preferences involve...

Implicit Bias Awareness Implicit bias (unconscious bias) - correct answer Known as unconscious bias 1. To unconsciously associate stereotypes or have an attitude towards an individual or group of people 2. Most people have implicit bias and do not realize it until an incident occurs and/or someone brings it to their attention 3. Can negatively impact one's experience, decision making ability, and prevent opportunities and more 4. Implicit bias is beyond your conscious awareness or control...

IMPLICIT BIAS FOR LAW ENFORCEMENTTO WHAT EXTENT DID THE MAJORITY OF OFFICERS BELIEVE BIAS-BASED POLICING IS AN ISSUE IN THEIR DEPARTMENTS? - correct answer NOT AN ISSUE BIAS IS: - correct answer ATTITUDE, BELIEF, POSITIVE, NEGATIVE, AND A PREDISPOSTION ______________ IS VIEWING INDIVIDUALS OF THE SAME TYPE (GROUP) IN TE SAME (FIXED) WAY - correct answer STEREOTYPING USING RACE OR ETHNICITY IN DETERMINING WHO TO PULL OVER IN TRAFFIC STOPS IS AN EXAMPLE OF: - correct answer RACIAL PROFILI...