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Pre-test: Unmasking and Transforming Racial Bias: Developing Resistance to Implicit Bias in Clinical Practice - 4-7-25
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Implicit biases differ from explicit biases because:
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They can lead to organizational culture that is not inclusive
They can have a basis in racism and discrimination
They can affect the values, behaviors and belief systems of individuals without their awareness
They are always based on something negative
Due to education and training, most professionals do not have implicit biases
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True
False
Implicit biases can have an effect on hiring practices and promotions within organizations
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True
False
Even if the process is emotionally difficult or painful, it is crucial to recognize our implicit biases in order to gain insight into our behaviors
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True
False
Biases (both implicit and explicit) are always negative
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True
False
All people who hold racial biases are racist?
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True
False
Implicit biases may be rooted in
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Beliefs about ethnicity or culture
Socioeconomic status
Race
Religion
Gender identity
All of the above
Having implicit biases automatically means that you are inherently sexist or racist, and unprofessional
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True
False
Implicit biases may be present in systemic settings, such as healthcare, and have a direct effect on patient/client experiences and outcomes
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True
False
As long as a bias is unintentional, it will not cause harm
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True
False
There is a stronger likelihood that a person does not hold racial biases than there is a likelihood that they do
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True
False
Media depictions of individuals or populations (such as books, films, or television) may play a role in perpetuating biases without our realizing it
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True
False
Implicit biases always involve disdain or contempt for the person or population to which they are directed
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True
False
Which word is NOT considered a bias? , Blind spot, Confirmation Bias, Affinity Bias, Groupthink, Conscious Thinking
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Stereotype
Blind-spot
Confirmation Bias
Affinity Bias
Groupthink
Conscious Thinking
We can reduce our racial bias by
all of the following except
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Learning about other cultures
Maintaining a conscious awareness of race
Trying to be as colorblind as possible
Knowing that implicit racial biases do not make you a bad person
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