Remembering exam about bias and prejudice
Understand the Problem
The question pertains to the concepts of bias and prejudice, likely asking for information or studies related to these topics in the context of an exam. It may involve definitions, examples, and impacts of bias and prejudice.
Answer
Bias is favoring one group over another; prejudice is holding negative beliefs about a group.
Bias is favoring one group over another, often unconscious or implicit, while prejudice involves holding negative beliefs or attitudes about a particular group.
Answer for screen readers
Bias is favoring one group over another, often unconscious or implicit, while prejudice involves holding negative beliefs or attitudes about a particular group.
More Information
Bias and prejudice are related but distinct concepts. Bias can be implicit and is not necessarily negative, but can lead to discriminatory behavior if unchecked. Prejudice is explicitly negative and can perpetuate discrimination and social inequality.
Tips
A common mistake is to think that bias is always negative. Bias can have neutral or even positive connotations but can still lead to unfair treatment if unchecked.
Sources
- Psychology Mini Lesson 14 : r/Mcat - Reddit - reddit.com
- BIAS vs. PREJUDICE - YouTube - youtube.com
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