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Implicit Bias: Exploring Unconscious Prejudices
Explore the implications of the Implicit Association Test, a key tool for understanding automatic bias.
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−Mahzarin Banaji and Robert Cialdini extended this framework
+Mahzarin Banaji and Anthony Greenwald extended this framework
−In Banaji and Greenwald's 1995 paper in the Journal of Personality…
+In Banaji and Greenwald's 1995 paper in Psychological Review…
−A 2016 meta-analysis by Patrick Forscher and colleagues
+A 2019 meta-analysis by Patrick Forscher and colleagues
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