Description

Biased explores how implicit bias shapes everyday judgments, from policing and courts to schools and workplaces, often operating beneath conscious awareness. Drawing on rigorous research and real-world examples, it traces how stereotypes can influence perception, decision-making, and outcomes—even when people believe they are fair. The book illuminates the psychological mechanisms behind bias and examines what it takes to reduce its effects through better measurement, accountability, and structural change. Written with Jennifer L. Eberhardt’s clear, evidence-driven style, Biased is both a compelling introduction to the science of bias and a practical call to build systems that promote justice.

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Biased

Jennifer L. Eberhardt

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Published Jan 1, 2019

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First Published

2019

Language

eng

Content Warnings

Content and trigger warnings for Biased by Jennifer L. Eberhardt.

Racism/Discrimination