An implicit bias is an unconscious set of associations about a particular group. Biases help us prepare to make quick decisions, but they can also hinder us especially when we are pressed for time or under stress. Read about how implicit biases can lead to errors in judgment and decision-making.
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How Biases Help and Hinder Our Judgment
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