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    This document contains 10 statements about implicit and explicit biases. The respondent is asked to identify each statement as describing an implicit (I) or explicit (E) bias. They are also asked to identify the cognitive bias described in 5 additional statements by selecting from 4 potential biases: confirmation bias, self-serving bias, hindsight bias, or halo effect. The document tests the respondent's understanding of different types of cognitive and unconscious biases.

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    This document contains 10 statements about implicit and explicit biases. The respondent is asked to identify each statement as describing an implicit (I) or explicit (E) bias. They are also asked to identify the cognitive bias described in 5 additional statements by selecting from 4 potential biases: confirmation bias, self-serving bias, hindsight bias, or halo effect. The document tests the respondent's understanding of different types of cognitive and unconscious biases.

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    Implicit and Explicit Bias

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    This document contains 10 statements about implicit and explicit biases. The respondent is asked to identify each statement as describing an implicit (I) or explicit (E) bias. They are also asked to identify the cognitive bias described in 5 additional statements by selecting from 4 potential biases: confirmation bias, self-serving bias, hindsight bias, or halo effect. The document tests the respondent's understanding of different types of cognitive and unconscious biases.

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    Write I for Implicit and E for explicit. Write I for Implicit and E for explicit.

    _______1) It is an unconscious bias. _______1) It is an unconscious bias.


    _______2) An attractive or well- dress _______2) An attractive or well- dress
    individual is more likely to be considered individual is more likely to be considered
    friendly than a less attractive. friendly than a less attractive.
    _______3) It happens without thinking. _______3) It happens without thinking.
    _______4) Planned and organized. _______4) Planned and organized.
    _______5) I like fit patients _______5) I like fit patients more than obese
    more than obese patients. patients.
    _______6) Sitting farther away from an obese _______6) Sitting farther away from an obese
    person than a skinny person. person than a skinny person.
    _______ 7) Happens due to thought. _______ 7) Happens due to thought.
    _______8) Women who are mothers are not _______8) Women who are mothers are not
    serious about their research. serious about their research.
    _______9) Asking a female if they have a _______9) Asking a female if they have a
    boyfriend. boyfriend.
    _______10) A fire chief does not hire a woman _______10) A fire chief does not hire a woman
    because they believe woman are not strong because they believe woman are not strong
    enough. enough.

    Write the letter of the correct answer. Write the letter of the correct answer.
    A.Confirmation C.Hindsight A.Confirmation C.Hindsight
    B. Self- serving D.Halo Effect B. Self- serving D.Halo Effect
    ______1) During presidential elections, people ______1) During presidential elections, people
    tend to seek information that shows support to tend to seek information that shows support to
    their candidate while dismissing any their candidate while dismissing any
    information that is negative about their choice. information that is negative about their choice.
    ______2) Physically beautiful person and ______2) Physically beautiful person and
    assume they are generous smart and assume they are generous smart and
    trustworthy. trustworthy.
    ______3) A person believing they already ______3) A person believing they already
    know who would win in the game. know who would win in the game.
    ______4) A students gets a good grade on test ______4) A students gets a good grade on test
    and tells herself that she studied hard. and tells herself that she studied hard.
    ______5) A student who has a bad attitude ______5) A student who has a bad attitude
    may be really smart and do great work, but the may be really smart and do great work, but the
    teacher might believe that the student isn’t a teacher might believe that the student isn’t a
    good student because he is not a well-behaved good student because he is not a well-behaved
    student. student.
    ______6) People to convince themselves after ______6) People to convince themselves after
    an event that they accurately predicted it an event that they accurately predicted it
    before it happened. before it happened.
    ______7) A vendor accepting praise for the on- ______7) A vendor accepting praise for the on-
    time delivery of materials one week but time delivery of materials one week but
    blaming shipping freight issues for other blaming shipping freight issues for other
    delayed packages. delayed packages.
    ______8) Blaming others for not getting the ______8) Blaming others for not getting the
    job. job.
    ______9) Looking for evidence for what they ______9) Looking for evidence for what they
    already think is true rather than considering all already think is true rather than considering all
    of the evidence. of the evidence.
    ______10) It causes overconfidence in one’s ______10) It causes overconfidence in one’s
    ability to predict other future events. ability to predict other future events.

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