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Implicit Bias: Snacks and Punishment | POV

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Think you're biased? Slow down, eat breakfast.

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Thinking about race might make things awkward.

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POV | Implicit Bias: Make Friends to Tackle Bias

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The life-changing magic of hanging out to tackle bias.

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I think that making friends, without forcing it, is the best strategy. This repeated experience with people different from us (race, gender, ethnic group, national origin) allows our brain to slowly rewire. But, obviously this wasn't the case for Frank. So I don't think it's perfect. 

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Out of all of the strategies, I believe making friends is the best. This strategy allows people to make relationships with people different from them and have the ability to listen and understand the experiences they have gone through firsthand.

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I think making friends or small talk with others is the best method to combat bias, because in the video the people who were partnered with a racial person to stay in the same dorms, were less bias than the ones partnering with the same race.

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I think an effective strategy to combat bias would be to take a step back and gain some self awareness and realize that the way you think and act is wrong. Then to spend time correcting that mentality so that their is no bias in your heart or brain.

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I think that the most effective way to combat bias is to make friends. When you get to know some other people, you also get to know what their experiences and culture are like. They might contrast your culture, but you get to learn about and expand your knowledge on other perspectives and cultures.

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I think making friends is the most effective strategy for combating bias. Getting to know others and knowing how they feel can help combat that bias we may have. We can learn the views of other people.

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I think taking a break and eating is the most effective strategy because during the break you can think about everything and fuel your mind while eating.

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I think taking a break and eating is the most effective strategy because during the break you can think about everything and fuel your mind while eating.

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I think that making friends is the best way to combat bias. By having a more diverse friend group you can change your thoughts about a certain group bc you're getting to know them as a person and not as a stereotype

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I think making new friends is the best way to combat bias because then you get to see what they experience and that they are no different than you are. When you figure, this out, biases will naturally be eliminated.

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I think that the most effective method for combating bias is making friends. Part of the reason that implicit bias exists (or is cultivated within society) is lack of knowledge. Making friends helps contribute to learning about other groups and as a result can effectively decrease bias, especially where misinformation and paranoia have increased its effects within a person's mind.

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I think the most effective strategy for combating bias is making new friends because it opens your mind.

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Making new friends

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I think a good strategy for combating bias is to just broaden your horizons and knowledge, and have different friends.

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I think a good strategy for combating bias is to just broaden your horizons and knowledge, and have different friends.

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i think one strategy is to become friends with people you normally would not have 

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i think one strategy is to become friends with people you normally would not have 

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I think an effective strategy is to communicate with different people 

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I think an effective strategy is to communicate with different people 

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just hate everybody. You can't single out anyone or race if you just dislike everyone equally.

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just hate everybody. You can't single out anyone or race if you just dislike everyone equally.

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I think making friends would be the most effective way of working through bias views because you get to understand a completely different point of view and move past the way we've been taught to think about others

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I think the strategy of making different friends and understanding they're mindset to open up your opinions and thoughts

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I think the strategy of making different friends and understanding they're mindset to open up your opinions and thoughts

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I think maybe over a long period of time we could overcome the us vs them mindset. But right now, no. I think Social Identity theory will always be true but it could change.

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I think maybe over a long period of time we could overcome the us vs them mindset. But right now, no. I think Social Identity theory will always be true but it could change.

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Maybe because there will always be those people who choose not to change their mindsets and look at things differently, but there is a chance some of them could. 

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Maybe because there will always be those people who choose not to change their mindsets and look at things differently, but there is a chance some of them could. 

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No because based on how we as a whole are still even having to talk about this is baffling. It's unfortunate, however I don't see people overcoming the "us vs them" mindset any time soon. Especially in the times we're in with the whole nation being divided, it looks unlikely that we as a whole will be able to overcome this mindset.

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No because based on how we as a whole are still even having to talk about this is baffling. It's unfortunate, however I don't see people overcoming the "us vs them" mindset any time soon. Especially in the times we're in with the whole nation being divided, it looks unlikely that we as a whole will be able to overcome this mindset.

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I think that it may always be this way, to a degree. People are naturally like this.

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I think that it may always be this way, to a degree. People are naturally like this.

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I think our country runs on the us vs them mindset and that it's never going to end no matter what we do.

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im not sure. I think that stubbornness plays a roll and its time to put differences aside

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im not sure. I think that stubbornness plays a roll and its time to put differences aside

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based on what has happened before, most likely not, but there is always a chance, we don't really know.

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I don't think we can overcome this mindset.

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I don't think we can overcome this mindset.

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I believe this mindset will always have a place in our society because there's always going to be people who will favor their own group because they're too afraid to understand someone else's culture or experiences. People are afraid of differences and the unknown, they'd rather live in ignorance and hate than educate themselves.

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I can only hope that this country can overcome a biased mindset, but there are many people who will not be open to the idea to change their biased ways and thoughts.

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most likely not. people are stupid. we probably can't overcome something like this anytime soon.

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most likely not. people are stupid. we probably can't overcome something like this anytime soon.

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I'm not sure if we can or not. There's a lot of bias that needs to be eliminated before this becomes a possibility. If its still an issue even after years of activism and conversation, it will at least be a very long time until we overcome it.

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I think the best strategy to combating bias is looking back on yourself and your actions. Just because those around you are different doesn't mean you won't still deal with bias, that's something more personal.

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I am not sure we can overcome an Us vs Them mindset because we are all so used to this 

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I am not sure we can overcome an Us vs Them mindset because we are all so used to this 

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I don't think we can fully overcome Us vs. Them in this country because they are a lot of people who aren't willing to have a new mindset. There will always be those people that don't really care about a new mindset.

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no i do not think we can overcome the us vs. them mindset because there are a lot of stubborn people that will not change 

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no i do not think we can overcome the us vs. them mindset because there are a lot of stubborn people that will not change 

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I think Social Identity Theory will still be prevalent in society over time. However, with the implementation of new, different concepts, the "us vs. them" mindset can be greatly reduced. With respect to the concept of neuroplasticity, the human brain can change and grow, so I think it is possible to overcome the mindset

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I am hopeful but I don't think we will anytime soon, and I think social identity will still be true for a long time

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I am hopeful but I don't think we will anytime soon, and I think social identity will still be true for a long time

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no i don't think we will be able to overcome the "us vs them'' mindset even after a long period of time because there will always be people that were taught that's the right  way of thinking.

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No.

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I think making friends is the best strategy for combatting bias, because we care a lot for our friends and they can give us a new perspective on how others think and feel.

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I think we can overcome this mindset if everyone realizes how to let things go.

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for the most part ya

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Kind of.