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Reflecting on your sub-conscious prejudices

The IAT identifies preferences you may not know exist.

June 13, 2017 by Strategic Communication

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Bullying and diversity are two hot topics, and they relate directly to the research of Dr. Adena Young-Jones, associate professor of psychology at Missouri State. She developed curriculum for a Psychology of Diverse Populations course, which allows students to discover subconscious preferences, evaluating these subtle prejudices so that they may grow past them.

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Filed Under: Headlines Tagged With: adena young-jones, College of Health and Human Services, Discovery, faculty, Faculty and Staff Page, missouri state journal, psychology, research

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