BIAS AND PREJUDICE

1. BIAS AND
PREJUDICE
P R E P A R E D B Y : T r i b i a n a , p r i n c e s s m a r i a n e i .
G r e g o r i o , R e y c h e l l M .

2. Bias or Prejudice
1. Diane won the pageant because one of the judges is her mother.
2. Some people are not served in a restaurant or retail store because of their color
of skin or race.
3. Bullying and discriminating someone with disability
4. She got hired because of her looks.
5. People who have not completed education are not suitable to work in a company
because they are ignorant
bias
bias
prejudice
Determine whether the given scenario shows bias or prejudice
prejudice
prejudice

3. Bias
.
a tendency to present or possess a partial viewpoint
leaning favorable toward something or thinking positively of
it when used with the preposition “TOWARD” (biased
toward)
leaning negatively against something or thinking poorly of it
when used with the preposition “AGAINST” (biased against)

4. Bias
Bias TOWARD women Bias AGAINST women

5. Confirmation
Bias
Media
Bias
Anchoring
Bias
Halo
Effect
Conformity
Bias
Common
types of
BIASES

6. Anchor bias
Media bias
Confirmation bias
This happens when people rely too
much on pre-existing information or
the first information they find
when making decisions
This happens when journalists and
news producers select the events and
stories that are reported, and how
they are covered.
The tendency of people to
favor information that confirms
their existing beliefs

7. Conformity bias
Halo effect
This happens when one makes a
wrong or uncomfortable decision to
fit in to please the group of people.
A type of cognitive bias whereby our
perception of someone is positively
influenced by our opinions of that
person's other related traits

8. Prejudice
.
A prejudice is an unjustified or
incorrect attitude (usually
negative) towards an individual
based solely on the individual's
membership of a social group.

9. Prejudice
Prejudices against
young people suggest
that they are
indifferent and reckless.
This can be used to
underestimate or
ignore them.

10. Classism
Sexism
Racism
Religion
Ageism
Common
types of
Prejudice

11. Racism
Sexism
Classism
The idea that groups of people
exhibit different personality,
characteristics, and can be separated
based on the dominance of one race
over another
A form of prejudice based on
sex or gender
This is a prejudice based on
social class or grouping of
individuals based on wealth,
occupation, income, education,
and social network

12. Ageism
Religion
This is a prejudicial attitude
towards older people, old age, and
the aging process
This is the attitude towards a person
or group differently because of the
particular beliefs about religion

14. Thank You