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Are they common in your society? To what extent are they true?

Think of people you know who disprove these opinions.

What other biased opinions or stereotypes are common in your society?​

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Choose one of the unconscious bias issues you’ve learned about or discussed in this module to research in more details. Try to find:

1. more information about this kind of bias,

including news stories about it or examples of bias in action

2.information about or examples of how the bias

impacts the subject of the bias

3. evidence or examples to disprove the bias or stereotype.

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1v006eN_pMFnbDrnj3delPs7G5GpuJ41V/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=114524580233363858106&rtpof=true&sd=true

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https://greatergood.berkeley.edu/article/item/five_ways_to_reduce_racial_bias_in_your_children?

https://www.rw-3.com/blog/6-ways-to-break-your-implicit-bias-patterns?

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/in-practice/201508/6-ways-overcome-your-biases-good?

Choose any 2 article and and find at least 3 tips on how we can overcome our bias ...

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1 the leaflet contains the results of a study carried out on over 300 people on clothing bias

2 the leaflet is aimed at people that tend to judge others based on what theyre wearing, i dont think its appealing to teenagers because they care more about appearance than personality

3 the leaflet is quite effective because it also provides you tips and examples on the third page

4. I would advise them to not judge a book by its cover and pay more attention to students

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1. The setting of the role play is in a school, with the kids role playing as teachers gossiping.

2. The children are trying to demonstrate clothing bias by judging David because of his clothes.

3. The "teachers" were thinking that David wasn't a good student and that he may cause trouble.

4. Their judgements weren't correct as David turned out to be a bright student.

5. It all depends on the school, as every school is different and these scenarios might differ, but in the end, those assumptions always find their place in a school. With all that being said, we believe that this kind of conversation might happen at our schools.

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Room 1

1:the setting is the school and they are roleplying as teachers

2. Clothing bias

3.they judged his style

4.their judgements were

5these assumptions are widely held even in my school because its normal for people to make these assumptions and have uncounscious biases.

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1. The leaflet contains information about unconscious bias related with clothing.

2. The leaflet is aimed at everybody, especially at younger people or people which have more biases. That being said, it would be appealing to teenagers as it helps educating them about unconscious biases.

3. In a scale of 1 to 10, the leaflets' efficiency is mostly a 5.5 as it uses complicated language and doesn't have a solid impact on the audiences mentioned at point 2. However, the leaflet can be improved by simplifying the text and using more pictures related to the subject.

4. The advice we can give to the "teachers" in the role play is to: be more open minded, never judge a book by its' cover and take time of getting to know the students before judging.

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Yes, these biases are pretty common in our society.

We've heard them a lot of times, and we don't agree, as every person thinks differently, therefore you can't generalize their thoughts or opinions.

Another common bias that we can recall in our society is gender bias.

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Yes, those biases are common in our society and they are true to a small extent, as sometimes girls like cars and boys like dolls. Some of the people we know who disprove those opinions are girls which may not like cars. Another biased opinion which is common in our society is the opinion that people with darker skin are or might be dangerous.

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Room 1 Ana And Denisa

1.These biases are Common in our society

2.It depends on the person

3.Nationality bias(i think) Asians are associated with Rice(as an example)

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Race bias

Example: kids making fun of other kids for their accent, not accepting someone in a group, because of their skin color

Impact: they have a harder time being accepted in social groups

Example to disprove bias: Barack Obama - 44th president of USA . He was the first African American president, and he worked on healthcare reform, economic recovery and promoting equality and inclusion

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Women cannot practice motorsports!

Examples: Many think that women aren't biologically strong enough to practice motorsports and that they should do house work instead of fast-paced racing.

Impact: Many women that are told they are not good enough to follow their dreams often give up and follow careers which they don't enjoy.

Example to disprove: Surprisingly enough for people with this opinion, F1 doesn't have a gender-related restriction. Moreover, there is the F1 Academy for women to participate in, for example Abbi Pulling won a lot of podiums and also the title of World Champion in 2024.

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Gender bias🙍‍♀️👩‍🔧👩‍🍳

The gender bias is a form of uncounscious bias,something you think but might not be aware of. Lets take work discrimination for example,former Pinterest COO Brougher sued the company for gender discrimination,resulting in a 22.5$ million settlement.

‼️‼️‼️IMPACT ON INDIVIDUALS‼️‼️‼️

Mental health struggles-persistent bias contributes to burnout and psychological trauma among women striving to overcome systemic barriers.

It also gives career limitations-gender bias in hiring restricts womens opportunities,often leading to wage gaps.

Lets break down some things.✨️

Studies show that women experience more intense and frequent pain than man yet they are less likely to receive adequate pain management.🫤

Comments:Amelia.123- I totally agree!! Girls power🤪‼️

Denisss14.11- Girls are sooo dramatic, Omg..

Mary7- this post made me feel less alone. I'm so thankful people talk about these things on social media, Great work spreading awareness!!‼️🥰🥰

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1. Hang out with people who have better attitudes than you.

2. Make an effort to be friendlier when interacting with people you perceive as different

3. Don't think too much about what others might think

4. Try to think they are unique, not different

5. Increase contact with people who are different from you

6. Don't judge a book by it's cover

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Munteanu Marius-Daniel & Amalia-Valentina Dumitrescu

Tip 1(implicit bias): Try to be more emphatic

Tip 2 (implicit bias): Try to help others different from you

Tip 3 (implicit bias): Socialize more with everyone.

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Nicola Marius and Denisa (2nd and 3rd)

We all have different biases and its important to overcome then. There are many ways to overcome our biases and we can find helpful tips in the articles we read.

Here are some tips from the 2nd article:

-Increase contact with people who are diferent from you

-Notice positive examples

-Be specific in your intent

-Change the way you do things

-Heighten your awareness

-Take care of yourself

Tips from 3rd article

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1.Acknowledging that you have them

2.Expose yourself to positive images of other racial groups

3.Develop multi-racial friendships

4.Make an effort to be friendlier

5.Try to put yourself in their places

6.Hang out with people who have better attitudes than you.

7.Act less threatened when interacting with people you perceive as different.

8.Slow down decision making