In what ways are discrimination and bias different from each other?
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Discrimination and bias are both forms of inequality and both have the potential to create barriers for certain groups of people. However, there are some key differences between the two. Discrimination is an action or practice in which individuals or institutions limit access or opportunity based on categories such as race, gender, sexual orientation, or nationality. Biases are more entrenched beliefs that can lead to discrimination. biases may include assumptions about characteristics or abilities of certain groups of people that are not backed up by evidence or facts. While discrimination is more actively practiced against some groups than others right now, it is important for everyone to be aware of personal biases so that these don't become a barrier to others' access and success.
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22. Instruction: List five activities you enjoy doing in your spare time.
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Reading books/magazines, listening to music/playlists, playing boardgames/video games/cards, exploring outdoors/nature walks, trying out new recipes/cooking/Baking
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In what ways are discrimination and bias different from each other?
user
Discrimination and bias are both forms of unfair treatment, but they are different in that discrimination is based on tangible characteristics like race, gender, or age whereas bias may be based on more subjective factors like opinion or attitude. Additionally, discrimination is often codified into law or institutional policy while bias is often more ingrained in the cultural attitudes of an organization or society.
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In what ways are discrimination and bias different from each other?