Implicit bias presentation
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Implicit Bias- www.theknowitalls.co by Dr. Yael Schuster
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- 4. Snap Judge Case Studies Our Worlds Tools- personal Tools- organiza tional Quantify CASESTUDY Examining the deep impact of bias in the workplace
- 5. Snap Judge Case Studies Our Worlds Tools- personal Tools- organiza tional Quantify CASESTUDY Examining the deep impact of bias in the workplace Moss-Racusin, C., et al. (2012). Science Faculty’s Subtle Gender Biases Favor Male Students. PNAS, 109 (41),16474-16479.
- 6. Snap Judge Case Studies Our Worlds Tools- personal Tools- organiza tional Quantify CASESTUDY Examining the deep impact of bias in the workplace Barres, B. (2006). Does Science Matter? Nature , 443, 13, 133.
- 7. Snap Judge Case Studies Our Worlds Tools- personal Tools- organiza tional Quantify GROUPSORT Are you sleepy? Get up and move
- 8. Snap Judge Case Studies Our Worlds Tools- personal Tools- organiza tional Quantify OURWORLDS What aspects of our own professional lives may be influenced by implicit biases?
- 9. Snap Judge Case Studies Our Worlds Tools- personal Tools- organiza tional Quantify OURTOOLS What can we do individually to protect our decisions from implicit bias
- 10. Snap Judge Case Studies Our Worlds Tools- personal Tools- organiza tional Quantify COMMUNITYTOOLS What can we do as a community or organization to protect our decisions from implicit bias
- 11. Snap Judge Case Studies Our Worlds Tools- personal Tools- organiza tional Quantify QUANTIFYGOALS What can we measure to know if we’ve done a good job?
- 12. Snap Judge Case Studies Our Worlds Tools- personal Tools- organiza tional Quantify TOOLBOX 4 questions to ask yourself at any potential decision point
Editor's Notes
- NIH funding, 40,069 different applicants, from 2000-2006. NIH invests $30.3 billion annually in medical research.
- Identical CVs sent out with “male” or “female” names, professors asked to evaluate for position of lab manager.
- Peer reviewers in Sweden asked to evaluate candidates for a research grant based on objective markers
- Peer reviewers in Sweden asked to evaluate candidates for a research grant based on objective markers