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    The Implicit Association Test measures the strength of association between concepts. The test is designed to reveal hidden biases held by the test taker about subjects such as gender and race. Similarly, the test can provide insight into possible implicit attitudes of the test taker. Implicit attitudes are attitudes that are unconscious, and may not be easily recognizable for those that hold them. Alternatively, explicit attitudes are easily reportable and at the conscious level. For example, one

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    My Culture In America

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    Many people like to think of America as a melting pot of all sorts of cultures, all sorts of ideas, music, political views, and ways of life all brought into one. The people of America aren’t all the same at all. Most of the people living here were once immigrants. Today most of those immigrants have married together to make one melting of cultures that are all living among each other, and this is where I fall in place. My cultural identity is one that is oddly confusing, one that if you

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    Bias, normally referred to the tendency of a statistic to over or under estimate a parameter, is often times responsible for giving misleading data. It creates a statistic that is unrepresentative of the population. This is why it is essential to eliminate bias as much as possible in surveys, if one wishes to create an accurate sample. So many characteristics of a survey can create a bias, such as question wording, undercoverage, non random sampling, and many other seemingly small quantities. This

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    Stereotypes and generalizations have negatively depicted the image and character of individuals and groups throughout time. In making these stereotypes we forget about the true character of the individual or group. Somehow throughout time what we have gathered and decided through stereotypes has created the everlasting image we have of one another, it's been hard to change the viewpoint ever since. Through the reading of this article and attaining continuous information of the harm of stereotypes

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    Why do people hurt others? Well why individuals hurt others is because of a misunderstanding or by moral conflict. When people have Moral conflict itws usually about two groups that have different ideas about the good life, So they often stress about the importance of different things, Most of the time they may develop radically different or incompatible goals. Although another general feature of conflict is the characteristics of a relationship and the communication between others. A lot of people

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    The toy aisle is always the place where a little boy and girl would want to go while in a store. The toy aisle has dolls, cars, playhouses, dinosaurs, and anything a kid could even imagine. Did you just place each toy to either suiting a boy or girl more? Sexism shockingly first comes to play among kids and what colors and toys belongs to one another. I’m definitely guilty for analyzing different items for either a boy or girl, but we shouldn’t be doing this. Having the kids grow up with sexism,

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    affect you financially?” (Rio and Alonso-Villar 967-968). Racial stereotypes are everywhere and that they can affect you in getting

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    The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is, perhaps, the most famous novel in American literature. Chances are that you made a poster about it in middle school, read it in high school, and wrote several reports on it in college. However, as famous as the novel is, it is also notoriously controversial for its language and portrayal of African Americans (which I will term “narrative realism”). After eventually capturing a coveted spot in the American literary canon, concerned calls from the American public

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    What’s the real definition of selfishness? Does it always define unthinking? Niggardly? In Society, it’s a horrible word to be called. Also, be neglected if a person shows any hint of it; the status of the word is pure negativity now in this generation. We were taught as a child that it’s an unacceptable personality trait and should never be that type of person. It’s clear to us how our ideas are different or supported by different views on a single word. Remember one word does not always match to

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    It is universally known that when entering an area through a confided space, such as a door or a gateway that one waits for the people to exit before beginning one’s entrance. It makes logical sense and is the polite way to act in such a situation. This concept is known as a non-verbally communicated rule, there is no book or law that states this, due to logical thinking and politeness, people tend to stick to this rule. There are no restrictions and consequences that are faced when breaking such

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