all different types of bias
what is Confirmation Bias
describes our tendency to interpret new evidence or recall information as a confirmation of pre-existing beliefs or ideas. It can manifest a number of different ways in the global workplace.
What is Direct Lies
Creating completely false claims about someone to ruin their image.
What is Intentional Tort
This occur when someone deliberately causes harm
What is Race & Ethnicity
How racial or ethnic identity affect a person's experiences.
What isConsumer Class Action
These involved customers harmed by a defective producer, false advertising, or unfair business practices
What The Halo Effect
occurs when our impression of someone (or something) unconsciously influences our opinion of a different aspect of their character.
What is Exaggeration
Taking something small or harmless and blowing ti out of proportion to make the person look bad.
This is the most common type of tort. it happens when someone fails to use reasonable care, causing harm
What is Gender
How gender shapes privilege or discrimination
What isEmployment Class Actions
Workers join together ti sue an employer for unfair or legal workplace practices.
what is Anchoring Bias
occurs when we’re overly influenced by older information, or an “anchor,” when we interpret a new situation.
What is Omission
Leaving out important context so a situation looks worse than it actually is.
A person is held responsible even if they weren't negligent or intentional, usually because the activity is dangerous
What is Social Class
How wealth, poverty, or class position influences someone's opportunities.
What is Securities (investor) Class Actions
Investors sue when a company commits fraud or misleads shareholders, causing financial loses.
the subconscious feelings, attitudes, prejudices, and stereotypes an individual has developed due to prior influences and imprints throughout their
Misquotation or Twisting Words
Editing, twisting or taking quotes out of context.
What is Economic Torts
These harm someone's economic or financial interests.
What isSexual Orientation
How being part of the LGBTQ+ community intersect with other identities
What is Antitrust Class Actions
These occur when companies engage in illegal business practices that harm competitions
What is Attribution Bias
or Fundamental Attribution Error refers to our tendency to project negative traits onto someone when they make a mistake, rather than blaming the mistake on circumstances
Guilt by Association
Damaging someone by linking them to another dislikes person or group-even if the connection is weak or false
What is Defamation
A trot involving harm to someone's reputaion
What is Ability
How physical, mental, to learning disabilities shape a person's access and treatment.
What is Product Liability Clas Action
Large groups of people injures by dangerous or defective products sue the manufacturer together