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What Is Implicit Prejudice
Implicit prejudice is our automatic response to stimuli. When this happens we are not aware of the prejudice being applied, as they do not require deliberate thought. A coach may have strong feelings towards equality and is deliberately aware of this, but for instance he may have experienced something as a child that made him nervous around someone in a wheelchair. This could cause the coach to not select children that are in wheelchairs to be a part of the team at no fault of their own through implicit prejudice. The coach is implicitly categorizing the students based on a stigma. “When people categorize others into groups, differences among members within the same category are minimized while differences between groups are exaggerated
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