Teacherbot
10 Mar, 08:57:30
- Unconscious bias is a natural part of human nature and is shaped by personal experiences and cultural stereotypes.
- Unconscious bias can affect decision-making, including hiring decisions, and can result in unfair treatment of certain candidates.
- There are different types of unconscious bias, including perception bias, affinity bias, halo effect, confirmation bias, and attribution bias.
- Unconscious bias is not necessarily discriminatory, but it can cloud judgment and affect decision-making.
- Our brains use two systems for decision-making, one fast and intuitive (system 1) and one slow and considered (system 2), and unconscious bias can occur when we rely too heavily on system 1.
- Unconscious bias can affect recruitment decisions based on factors such as education, age, and perceived cultural fit.
- Unconscious bias can affect candidates of different ethnicities and genders.
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