Pre-test: Implicit Bias

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Name *

Implicit biases differ from explicit biases because: *

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 *

True

False

Implicit biases can have an effect on hiring practices and promotions within organizations *

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 *

True

False

Biases (both implicit and explicit) are always negative *

True

False

Recognizing implicit biases is vital from an ethical perspective, and may indicate when client/patient referral may be necessary in order to ensure optimal care. *

True

False

It is impossible to be helpful as a provider if one has implicit biases *

True

False

Implicit biases may be rooted in *

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 *

True

False

Implicit biases may be present in systemic settings, such as healthcare, and have a direct effect on patient/client experiences and outcomes *

True

False

As long as a bias is unintentional, it will not cause harm *

True

False

Which of these is NOT helpful in managing implicit biases. *

Remaining open and receptive to feedback from clients/patients, supervisors, subordinates and others

Being honest and willing to recognize our own implicit biases

Asking a friend or associate about their experiences and assuming they represent the experiences of all individuals who may identify themselves within the same population

Working to be cognizant of how our biases may impact our decision making

Media depictions of individuals or populations (such as books, films, or television) may play a role in perpetuating biases without our realizing it *

True

False

Implicit biases always involve disdain or contempt for the person or population to which they are directed *

True

False

Which word is NOT considered a bias? , Blind spot, Confirmation Bias, Affinity Bias, Groupthink, Conscious Thinking

Stereotype

Blind-spot

Confirmation Bias

Affinity Bias

Groupthink

Conscious Thinking

Confirmation bias is the tendency to gravitate to facts that confirm our own beliefs

True

False

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