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    and explain why these rejections happen so often to such great candidates. It 's clear that bias selection jeopardizes students during their application process. Although this is may seem counterintuitive to the applicants: not everyone will get treated equally during selection. This is not fair by any means. But as people in key positions…

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    Reflection On IAT Scores

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    and like to consider myself to be a very open minded, and a nonjudgmental person, I still have inward prejudice and certain feelings towards race and disability. I don’t necessarily believe that our in class discussions changed the way I look at bias, but the discussions for sure made me realize and highlighted that you can have natural and automatic biases based off of experience and society. Basically, everyone can have biases that they might not…

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    After two semesters working with Communities in Schools I have now learned how class knowledge turns into hands on experience. It has been one of the most exciting times of my Social Work career growing so much in such a short amount of time. This internship has given me a sense of what it is like to work with children, which has motivated me even more to continue with this population. I have definitely realized in what personal areas I have grown. At the end of last semester I felt like what I…

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    Did you know that people are known to deceive on an average of 30% of the people that they come into contact with on an average basis. Some believe that people can be altruistic based on a moral code. Others tend to be more realistic and understand that people are prone to lies and will have a hidden agenda, and fail to share their meaning. Others believe you can be truthful and also have a hidden agenda. While most people want to be truly good, it is obvious that this is not the case. People…

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    Definition Of Media Bias

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    that they were once receiving is now diminishing all because they wanted to persuade the population for their own selfish interests. The whole purpose of media bias is to be sneaky about doing it,…

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    inappropriate and raise a red flag. Likewise, a situational bias may arise. For example, if the test’s task was to describe this picture where a mother is setting on the table and her child is setting on the coach crying. A Hispanic student may give an answer of “he is upset because his mother is sitting far way from him”. Such an answer might not be acceptable especially if the student’s cultural background was not considered. A content bias may be expected as well. If the test items included…

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    Senate Bill 6 Analysis

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    views. The opposing side also had little to complain over, as the article was much closer to their views than the average Breitbart article. In this instance, Breitbart took the best path they could. With such a charged topic, showing their usual bias would have caused a large amount of backlash, although that may not have been as large a problem for it as it would be for a local…

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    Provide an example of cognitive dissonance from your own life. There have been many situations in my life that falls under the theory of cognitive dissonance, but I will narrow my example down to when I use to smoke marijuana. A cognitive dissonance is the discomfort that is caused when two cognitions (beliefs, attitudes) conflict, or when our behavior conflicts with our attitudes (Aronson, Wilson, Akert, Sommers, 2013, p.158). For some people smoking marijuana not produce discomfort, but for me…

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    Graduate Student Extra Paper: Cognitive Dissonance Theory Cognitive dissonance is a state that a person may enter when their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are not aligned with each other. This inconsistency causes dissonance, which is unwanted, so a person can be motivated to remove if the dissonance becomes too strong. To feel this dissonance, a person will need to feel responsible for their actions and the consequences of their actions. These consequences need to be aversive, irrevocable,…

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    Humor In Advertising Essay

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    Research has shown that cognitive dissonance before purchase, affects the likelihood that a consumer will be satisfied with a good or service (Korgaonkar & Moschis, 1982). This means that if humor can reduce the cognitive dissonance of the consumer before purchase, it will positively affect the consumer’s evaluation of the product. This can even be as simple as internal conflict…

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