Your Implicit Bias is Showing...
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Your Implicit Bias is Showing...
Talking Candidly About Stereotyping, Prejudice, and Discrimination with Julie Woodzicka
The Abigail Grigsby Urquhart Professor of Cognitive and Behavioral Science explains concepts like stereotyping and bias. More importantly, Professor Woodzicka illustrates the impact of these human behaviors. Guests will also hear from W&L student Enuma Anekwe-Desince '22 and alumna Murray Shortall '03.
Recorded August 6, 2020
Aired September 1, 2020
"[Julie] helped me understand that I was not wrong to stereotype, but that I needed to take a hard look at my own biases and cognitive process around grouping people so that I could then understand my own behavior and how that behavior may be negatively affecting others."
Murray Shortall '03, on Prof. Woodzicka's teaching and research
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by Michael Krause, Julian Rucker, and Jennifer Richeson
Addressing the Challenges of Confronting Disparagement Humor
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Group Processes and Intergroup Relations
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by Christian S. Crandall, Jason M. Miller, and Mark H. White II
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by Carl O. Word, Mark P. Zanna, and Joel Cooper
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