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h+ Magazine - 0 views

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    trends magazine: linking science, tehc and resutling impact on social behaviour/social response, social impact.
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Buried Prejudice: The Bigot in Your Brain: Scientific American - 0 views

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      There are plenty of other settings, institutins and situations where people can very quickly adapt behaviourally and to play out according to pre-defined roles, rules, conditions and expectations. And even though a negative impact is not the intent, the repercussions are felt and manifested ;-(
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      Is your behaviour shaped by stereotypes? contructed by you or others?
  • Buried Prejudice: The Bigot in Your Brain
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The Implicit Prejudice: Scientific American - 0 views

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      There are plenty of other settings, institutions and situations where people can very quickly adapt behaviourally and to play out according to pre-defined roles, rules, conditions and expectations. And even though a negative impact is not the intent, the repercussions are felt and manifested ;-(
  • The Implicit PrejudiceMahzarin Banaji can show how we connect "good" and "bad" with biased attitudes we hold, even if we say we don't. Especially when we say we don't
  • In one video clip, a team passed around a basketball. Of the 45 executives watching, just one noticed the woman who walked slowly right through the game, carrying an open white umbrella. After a few more examples, Banaji had convinced the audience that these kinds of mistakes in perception, or "mind bugs," operate all the time, especially in our unconscious responses to other people.
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Decision Making Suffers from Unconscious Prejudices: Scientific American - 0 views

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      There are plenty of other settings, institutions and situations where people can very quickly adapt behaviourally and to play out according to pre-defined roles, rules, conditions and expectations. And even though a negative impact is not the intent, the repercussions are felt and manifested ;-(
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frontline: secrets of the sat: interviews: claude steele - 0 views

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      There are plenty of other settings, institutins and situations where people can very quickly adapt behaviourally and to play out according to pre-defined roles, rules, conditions and expectations. And even though a negative impact is not the intent, the repercussions are felt and manifested ;-(
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      ..."If, as I have been arguing, stigma is a cause of stress, then stigma as a way of life will turn out to be a cause of ill health. And the effect will be a direct consequence of stigma itself, not an indirect result of it. In other words, it will turn out that people on the bottom of spociety's hierarchies, who die younger and endure more illneses, will suffer because they pereceive themselves at the bottom - not just becasue they can't afford doctors or good food or safe housing. " - "Us and Them: Understanding your tribal mind" pp 262-263.
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Communication Currents - 0 views

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      There are plenty of other settings, institutins and situations where people can very quickly adapt behaviourally and to play out according to pre-defined roles, rules, conditions and expectations. And even though a negative impact is not the intent, the repercussions are felt and manifested ;-(
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BBC - Will & Testament: Abu Ghraib: Why good people turn evil - 0 views

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      There are plenty of other settings, institutins and situations where people can very quickly adapt behaviourally and to play out according to pre-defined roles, rules, conditions and expectations. And even though a negative impact is not the intent, the repercussions are felt and manifested ;-(
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The Stanford Prison Experiment: A Simulation Study of the Psychology of Imprisonment - 0 views

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      There are plenty of other settings, institutins and situations where people can very quickly adapt behaviourally and to play out according to pre-defined roles, rules, conditions and expectations. And even though a negative impact is not the intent, the repercussions are felt and manifested ;-(
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