on the level of awareness of the person who harbors it. Implicit bias involves a lack of awareness and unintentional activation. Represent learned and habitual cultural associations.
Beliefs that assist people in rapidly responding to situations that are similar to past experiences. This is NOT to suggest that these beliefs are objectively true.
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