Thread III: My Psych Today Blogs debunking histrionic academic rhetoric&claims about race/sex/ethnic bias, stereotypes & prejudice, including but not restricted to stereotype threat, microaggressions&implicit bias.
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The Discrimination Paradox
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The Discrimination Paradox
This discovery is what began my exposure to how bad political biases in academia really are. The data are overwhelming.
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I can't help myself. Its like Groundhog Day, I keep reliving the same wildly unjustified claims appearing in the "scientific" literature.
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A little mathy but not too hard. Simple version: Lots of known cases where you get what appears to be bias but is really self-selection.
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Psst: Don't tell Kendi.
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Psst: Don't tell Kendi.
How To and Not To Analyze the Real World for Racism and Sexism
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When Serena's Bad Behavior Cost Her a Shot at a Championship
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Or
When Serena's Bad Behavior Cost Her a Shot at a Championship
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The "There IS Gender Bias in Peer Review but It is Not the Bias You Think" Trilogy.
The bias? Scientific bias in favor of studies showing gender bias.
1. How to think about the evidence:
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The bias? Scientific bias in favor of studies showing gender bias.
1. How to think about the evidence:
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3. The evidence for bias in favor of studies finding bias against women.
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TL;DR: It is because they are more likely to be broadly brilliant and broadly brilliant people have LOTS of options besides STEM.
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But its not just "mandatory" implicit bias trainings. Its the whole oeuvre. TBF they are not completely useless. They are useful for "learning what researchers who conduct implicit bias work say their research shows" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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This brilliant and popular essay was a guest post by @sociologyWV. "Hidden forces" as in "unconscious prejudice." "Hidden essences" such as "whiteness."
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Gonna end with another wildly popular guest post. By...wait for it...ready? Like catching Grace Slick with The Great Society (pre-Jefferson Airplane), the one, the only, @clairlemon's guest post BEFORE Quillette.
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