[PD] Reflect about your own biases
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Assessment
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- Estimated time
- 1-3 hours
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- Documentation
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Research direction
Start with the coursework instructions in issue #21, including the 250-word bias reflection and the sentence template. Done means preparing the reflection, completing the template, and sharing the Google Doc link on the coursework project board and the template response in the cohort channel.
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Description
Coursework content
Think of the times when you are stressed, feeling tired, or rushed, as these situations tend to activate our biases. How may these feelings influence your behaviour when working in a team? Reflect in a 250-word essay.
Additionally, fill in the blanks in the following template and share in your cohort's channel: "Once when I was [...], someone [...]. I caught myself thinking [...]. Then I [...]."
An example: "Once when I was late for an exam, someone was driving very slowly in front me. I caught myself thinking that they are driving slowly on purpose to slow me down. Then I realised that they don't know me and I don't know their situation. I decided to find a polite and kind way of passing them through."
Estimated time in hours
1
What is the purpose of this assignment?
This assignment will help you recognise the situations that require an extra effort to overcome biases.
How to submit
Share the link for the Google doc you prepared on your own coursework project board.
Share your answer to the template in your cohort's channel.
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