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The Implicit Association Test: Measuring Hidden Bias
The Implicit Association Test: Measuring Hidden Bias When Notes Fly Anthony Greenwald, Debbie McGhee, and Jordan Schwartz's 1998 paper introduced a test that could measure racial bias in milliseconds. EBEmir Baycan
Photography Through the Ages: A Complete History
Photography Through the Ages: A Complete History When Notes Fly Examine photography's journey from the daguerreotype to modern technologies, revealing its evolution and cultural significance. EBEmir Baycan
The Fundamental Attribution Error: Judging Others vs. Ourselves
The Fundamental Attribution Error: Judging Others vs. Ourselves When Notes Fly In 1967, Edward Jones and Victor Harris asked students to rate the true attitudes of essayists who had written pro-Castro arguments. When told the writer... EBEmir Baycan
The Availability Heuristic
The Availability Heuristic When Notes Fly Tversky and Kahneman asked subjects whether more English words begin with the letter K or have K as their third letter. Most said K-first, wrong by a... EBEmir Baycan
Team Decision-Making: Models and Approaches
Team Decision-Making: Models and Approaches When Notes Fly Explore various decision-making models for teams, including consensus and consultative approaches for effective collaboration. EBEmir Baycan
Tacit Knowledge: Understanding Unwritten Expertise
Tacit Knowledge: Understanding Unwritten Expertise When Notes Fly Unpack Polanyi's concept of tacit knowledge and its importance for organizations in leveraging unarticulated skills. EBEmir Baycan
Systems Thinking vs Linear Thinking
Systems Thinking vs Linear Thinking When Notes Fly Linear thinking follows cause to effect in chains. Systems thinking sees loops where A affects B, B affects C, C loops back to A creating feedback. EBEmir Baycan
System Justification Theory and Its Social Implications
System Justification Theory and Its Social Implications When Notes Fly System justification theory explains why disadvantaged groups defend harmful systems and their impact on societal structures. EBEmir Baycan
Sunk Cost Fallacy and Its Effect on Decision Making
Sunk Cost Fallacy and Its Effect on Decision Making When Notes Fly The Concorde project exemplifies the sunk cost fallacy, where past investments lead to persistence in bad decisions. EBEmir Baycan
Stereotype Threat: When Fear of Confirming Becomes Real
Stereotype Threat: When Fear of Confirming Becomes Real When Notes Fly In 1995, Claude Steele and Joshua Aronson gave Black and white Stanford students a difficult verbal test. EBEmir Baycan

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