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- Eight tactics to identify and reduce your implicit biases
These eight tactics, which spell out “IMPLICIT,” can help you mitigate your own implicit biases: I ntrospection: Explore and identify your own prejudices by taking implicit association tests or
- Prejudiced thoughts run through all our minds — the key is . . .
Harmful stereotypes pervade our thinking -- even if you believe yourself to be completely unbiased These 3 steps can help you notice and disarm your own prejudice, and psychologist Steven C Hayes takes us through them
- 4 Ways to Identify and Overcome Our Own Prejudice
The single most important skill in life, listening, is also critical to recognize and seeing your prejudice Words matter
- 7 Ways to Overcome Prejudice (Expert Tips) - Mental Health
Q: How can I recognize my own prejudices? A: Start by reflecting on your thoughts and behaviors towards different groups of people Consider taking implicit bias tests and engaging in conversations with individuals from diverse backgrounds to gain insight into your biases
- It’s time to Challenge Our Biases, here are 7 Steps to Help You
Admit that regardless of how nice you are, you have biases We all do, and “all” includes you too Start with owning this part of who you are It takes courage, but it’s the necessary first step At Harvard University they have been running Project Implicit since 1998 I first ran into it in 2004, when I took my first test
- What action steps can you take to identify any biases you
Here are some steps you can take: Self-Reflection: Spend time reflecting on your beliefs, values, and attitudes Consider how these might influence your perceptions and interactions with others Seek Feedback: Ask for feedback from trusted colleagues, friends, or mentors
- How To Recognise and Reduce Prejudice and Bias - Nicholas Rose
How to recognise your prejudices and bias - think about times when you: avoid people, without knowing them well treat people differently to others overlook or dismiss somebody else’s needs, struggles and feelings
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