Learning Outcomes

Introduction to Unconscious Bias

Origins of Bias

Unconscious Bias at the Workplace

Avoiding Unconscious Biases at Work

Biases and Perception

Individual and Structural Intervention

Lesson Summary

This module introduces the learner to the concepts of biases, heuristics, and their role in our daily lives. The formation of biases in a human's life along with types of unconscious biases shall be examined. Different types of biases in the workplace and how they can be avoided shall be discussed. Perceptions and de-biasing tools shall be analyzed

The Psychology of Unconscious Bias - Course assessment

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The Psychology of Unconscious Bias

Are you a psychology student looking to gain a deeper understanding of unconscious bias and its effects? Or are you an employee looking to overcome the prevalence of unconscious bias at your workplace? This course contains all the correct information and tools to help you. We will equip you with the proper knowledge to help you understand the unconscious biases around us. So enrol now and understand this consequential topic!

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