Understanding Unconscious Bias

What is unconscious bias?

• A conscious decision to dislike someone

• A natural, automatic mental process of categorizing people

• A deliberate act of discrimination

• A type of memory loss

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At what age does unconscious bias begin to develop?

• In adulthood

• From a very young age

• During teenage years

• After starting school

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What influences the development of unconscious bias?

• Only genetic factors

• The environment and experiences

• The weather

• The time of day

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How can unconscious bias be overcome?

• By ignoring it

• By becoming aware of it

• By avoiding people

• By changing your job

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What role do parents play in the development of unconscious bias?

• They have no influence

• Their reactions and comments can influence personal opinions

• They can only influence conscious bias

• They can prevent all biases

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What is the brain's purpose in categorizing people?

• To create confusion

• To store information and make emotional connections

• To forget unnecessary details

• To entertain itself

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Can unconscious bias ever be completely eliminated?

• Yes, it can be completely eliminated

• No, it can never be changed

• It can be reduced by awareness

• It can be increased by awareness

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What is a potential consequence of unconscious bias?

• Improved memory

• Creation of alternate facts

• Enhanced creativity

• Better decision-making

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What is the first step in overcoming unconscious bias?

• Denying its existence

• Becoming aware of it

• Ignoring it

• Blaming others

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Why is it important to be aware of unconscious bias in professional life?

• To increase workplace tension

• To improve interpersonal relationships and decision-making

• To avoid working with others

• To ensure everyone thinks the same

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