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implicit bias

In an international study of attitudes from 2009-2019, U. of I. psychology professor Benedek Kurdi and his colleagues found substantial reductions in self-reported bias against all categories of stigma they examined. The picture for “implicit” or “hidden” bias was more complex.

Study finds global downturn in bias against stigmatized groups

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