About This Course
Learning Objectives
As a professor of social psychology at Stanford University, Dr. Jennifer Eberhardt has spent years researching and teaching about implicit bias—where it comes from and how it affects the way we live. If we don’t challenge implicit bias, it can hold us hostage to limited beliefs and choices based on the stereotypes we are exposed to every day. As Dr. Eberhardt explains, one of the strongest and most damaging stereotypes present in American society is an association between Black people and criminality. Watch the video below to hear Dr. Eberhardt’s story about how this implicit bias played out in her own life.
Curriculum
9 Lessons4h 15m
Uncovering Bias
Welcome – Impact of Bias00:00
The Surprising Science of Recognition00:00
The Dangers of Stereotype00:00
Selective Attention and Procedural Justice00:00
We Are All Human, and Nothing Less00:00
Home Sweet Home00:00
The Power of Context00:00
The Risks of Color Blindness00:00
Conclusion00:00
Your Instructors
R100,00R135,00
-21%
The Science of Perfect Timing – Daniel Pink
R75,00R95,00
-59%
Developing a Growth Mindset
R35,00R85,00
-18%
Effective Listening
R90,00R110,00
