implicit def bias = stereotypes |+| prejudices
summary
Argues implicit bias is measurable, predictable, and mutable using psychological tools and social interventions: uses the Implicit Association Test to show automatic cultural associations, maps stereotypes on warmth and competence, demonstrates effects like stereotype threat and the Pygmalion/self‑fulfilling prophecy, and describes ambivalent sexism (benevolent + hostile). Recommends cooperative interdependence, equal status contact, better quality information and strong personal motivation to reduce bias, notes change happens one person at a time and that bias can be mitigated but not instantly erased.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:01ABC
- 3:14Community
- 4:17Affective
- 5:48Emotional Community
- 7:06The Bias
- 9:22Ambiguity
- 16:57Prejudice
- 33:42Conclusion
- 34:42Tokenizing
- 38:12Information Motivation
- 38:52Information Ambiguity
- 39:31Motivation
- 43:20Reducing Bias
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