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SUMMARY:Implicit Bias\, Philosophy and Psychology
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LOCATION:Sheffield\, United Kingdom
DESCRIPTION:Deadline for Submission: 10 January 2012
The Leverhulme-funded Implicit Bias and Philosophy Project \;(www.biasproject.org) announces its fourth and final event\, a \;conference on Implicit Bias\, Philosophy and Psychology. Authors of \;accepted papers will have the costs of their conference attendance \;(including transportation) fully funded\, within reason. We invite papers on any \;topic falling under the conference title\, but would especially welcome \;papers exploring any of the following topics:
\n\n- Correcting for implicit biases
\n- Intersectionality and implicit bias
\n- Measurement of implicit bias
\n- Relationship between implicit and explicit bias
\n- Implementation intentions
\n- Motivation to control prejudice
\n- Implicit bias and real-world behaviour
\n- Malleability of implicit bias
\n- Varieties of implicit bias
\n- Implicit bias and academia
\n- Implicit bias and ethics
\n- Implicit bias and the law
\n- Stereotypes
\n- Stereotype threat
\n- Implicit biases and social construction
\n- Implicit bias and institutional prejudice
\n- Responsibility and implicit bias
\n- Blame and implicit bias
\n- Implicit bias and self-knowledge
\n- Applications of implicit bias research to "real world"
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\nPlease send abstracts (up to 500 words) prepared for anonymous review
to Angie Pepper: \;a.pepper@sheffield.ac.uk
\nQueries to Jenny Saul\, \;j.saul@sheffield.ac.uk.
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