Topic
Implicit Bias
165 published works
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Symposium on Behavioral Realism (and Implicit Bias)
California Law ReviewVolume 94, No. 4, July 2006Symposium on Behavioral RealismAnthony G. Greenwald (top row, left) & Linda Hamilton Krieger (top row, center-left), Implicit Bias: Scientific Foundations, p. 945.Christine Jolls…
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Sunstein and Jolls on the Law of Implicit Bias
Cass Sunstein (Chicago) and Christine Jolls (Yale) have posted on SSRN their forthcoming piece in the California Law Review: The Law of Implicit Bias.From the abstract: Considerable attention has been…
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Top-5 Employment SSRN Downloads
Christine Jolls & Cass R. Sunstein The Law of Implicit Bias (172).Eric Goldman, Co-Blogging Law (110).Katherine V.W.Stone, Legal Protections for Workers in Atypical Employment Relationships (89).Gaia Bernstein, The Paradoxes of…
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Does Implicit Bias Testing Have a Place at Work?
Update: You can take the test online at https://implicit.harvard.edu/implicit/ (thanks to Rick Bales for the pointer).From Slate.com: "Screen Test: Why We Should Start Measuring Bias" by Jay Dixit:How do you…
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Reconceptualizing Affirmative Action
Recent findings in implicit social cognition (ISC)—a science thatmeasures people’s subconscious biases—can provide a scientific basisfor justifying and revising affirmative action, according to JerryKang, a UCLA law professor who explained…