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Re: Racism is Genetic - ketchim - 11-29-2013

What are implicit and explicit stereotypes ?

Stereotypes are the belief that most members of a group have some characteristic.

Some examples of stereotypes are the belief that women are nurturing or the belief that police officers like donuts.

An explicit stereotype is the kind that you deliberately think about and report.

An implicit stereotype is one that occurs outside of conscious awareness and control.

Even if you say that men and women are equally good at math, it is possible that you associate math with men without knowing it.

In this case we would say that you have an implicit math-men stereotype.


Re: Racism is Genetic - mapoui - 11-29-2013

Quote:It's an uncomfortable truth but scientists say most people have an ingrained racial bias.

what is the process of the incorporation of experience into DNA? 

how long does habitual behaviour take to be converted/incorporated into DNA and transmissable along as genetic heritage?

ingrained yes but when did it begin to be ingrained.  surely we were not born with racism..or evolved to humans with it...but that it is a product of social experience?

Quote:Racism is an issue that still pervades many societies.

[size=14pt]understatement[/size]


Re: Racism is Genetic - mapoui - 11-29-2013

Quote:What are implicit and explicit stereotypes ?

Stereotypes are the belief that most members of a group have some characteristic.

Some examples of stereotypes are the belief that women are nurturing or the belief that police officers like donuts.

An explicit stereotype is the kind that you deliberately think about and report.

An implicit stereotype is one that occurs outside of conscious awareness and control.

Even if you say that men and women are equally good at math, it is possible that you associate math with men without knowing it.

In this case we would say that you have an implicit math-men stereotype.

women nuturing?  ::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL::

some maybe!

police and donuts?

but we often can see the tell-tale evidence of white sugar dust on their lips and lapels ::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL::


Re: Racism is Genetic - ketchim - 11-29-2013

[size=1.35em]Testing implicit bias  [/size]
  • [li] To establish an implicit bias, researchers ask participants to respond quickly to black and white faces paired with positive or negative words[/li]
  • [li] An implicit bias is deduced if participants assign positive attributes more quickly to white faces and negative attributes to black faces[/li]



Re: Racism is Genetic - Artemisback - 11-29-2013

[quote author=ketchim link=topic=85623.msg535476#msg535476 date=1385739060]
But that is a Caste system of same ethnicity... Wink

Wealth vs. Poverty !
[/quote]

the caste system became formally rigid during the bITISH


Re: Racism is Genetic - ketchim - 11-29-2013

Rani , try answering Mapoui question above  Wink

[quote author=mapoui link=topic=85623.msg535484#msg535484 date=1385740485]

surely we were not born with racism..or evolved to humans with it...but that it is a product of social experience?

[/quote]


Re: Racism is Genetic - Artemisback - 11-29-2013

A mixed bag of answers to the questions..
mapoui love to generalize and assume.


Re: Racism is Genetic - ketchim - 11-29-2013

[quote author=Chin link=topic=85410.msg535392#msg535392 date=1385690660]
I have no idea who ketchim is ...

[b][size=12pt]Typical[/size]
Pan African when cornered. You have made statements with out fact .
[/b][/quote]

Seems like you were being  Stereotyped , Mapster  :-\

Race baited AND of course , Lied to ~


Re: Racism is Genetic - Artemisback - 11-29-2013

scroll up and read again.  >Sad


Re: Racism is Genetic - ketchim - 11-29-2013

It's clear that there is no one simple way to tackle an issue as complex as racism.

Until researchers find that reducing an innate bias can be reproduced and sustained :

an awareness of it seems a crucial first step.    8)