Biased by Jennifer Eberhardt

1. What is the primary focus of Jennifer Eberhardt's book 'Biased'?

A) Economic disparities in education
B) The history of racism in America
C) The impact of racial bias on society
D) Psychological effects of discrimination

2. Which psychological concept does Eberhardt discuss extensively in her book?

A) Confirmation bias
B) Fundamental attribution error
C) Implicit bias
D) Cognitive dissonance

3. How does Eberhardt suggest implicit bias can be mitigated?

A) Social media campaigns
B) Strict laws against racism
C) Awareness and training
D) Increased policing

4. In her conclusions, Eberhardt argues for a society that is more aware of what?

A) Legal definitions of bias
B) Implicit biases
C) Economic challenges
D) Historical injustices

5. Eberhardt's research primarily draws on which field of study?

A) Sociology
B) Political science
C) Psychology
D) Economics

6. What type of studies does Eberhardt mention as revealing bias?

A) Historical research
B) Case studies
C) Qualitative interviews
D) Field studies

7. Which demographic does Eberhardt focus on when discussing the implications of bias?

A) Asian individuals
B) White individuals
C) Black individuals
D) Hispanic individuals

8. What does Eberhardt say about the relationship between bias and perception?

A) Bias only affects judgment, not perception
B) Perception is completely objective
C) Bias shapes how we perceive others
D) Perception determines our biases

9. What approach does Eberhardt advocate for to reduce bias in law enforcement?

A) Aggressive policing tactics
B) More funding for police
C) Increased surveillance
D) Community engagement

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