30-Hours Professional Diploma Psychology of Unconscious Bias
Credit hours
3
Unconscious bias shapes decisions in ways people rarely notice. Learners explore implicit cognition, the psychological roots of stereotyping and prejudice, the neuroscience of bias, and social identity theory. The course then looks at how bias appears in workplace decisions and how organisations can reduce it through inclusive communication and behaviour change, suiting managers and HR professionals.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Unconscious Bias and Implicit Cognition
- 02Psychological Roots of Stereotyping and Prejudice
- 03Types and Manifestations of Unconscious Bias
- 04Unconscious Bias in Workplace Decision-Making
- 05The Neuroscience of Bias: Brain, Perception, and Behaviour
- 06Cultural Conditioning and Social Identity Theory
- 07Recognising and Mitigating Bias in Organisational Practices
- 08Inclusive Communication and Behavioural Change Strategies
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