1) It refers to an unfair tendency to favor or dislike something, someone, or a group, often without logical reason. 2) It refers to a negative attitude or belief about a person or group before actually knowing them. 3) It is usually based on stereotypes. 4) Judging someone negatively based on their gender. 5) Holding negative beliefs about someone because of their race or ethnic background. 6) Example: Treating LGBTQ+ people as “less moral” or excluding them from activities. 7) Judging someone because they are too young or too old. 8) Example: Assuming poor people are uneducated or rich people are arrogant. 9) Changing your judgment to match the group’s opinion, even if it is wrong. 10) Thinking attractive people are smarter, kinder, or more capable. 11) Letting one good trait create an overall positive impression. 12) Example: If someone arrives late once, assuming they are always irresponsible. 13) Preferring people who are similar to you. 14) Focusing only on information that supports your existing beliefs and ignoring what doesn’t. 15) Believing something is true or good simply because many people believe it. 16) Favoring one gender over another.

Identify Bias and Prejudice

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