A judgment shaped by the unconscious attribution of particular qualities to specific groups is known as:
A)statistical discrimination.
B)compensatory bias.
C)implicit bias.
D)prejudice.

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This describes implicit bias, which refers to biases that are not necessarily intentional or consciously held, but instead are based on unconscious attitudes or associations. Statistical discrimination refers to using group averages to inform judgments or decisions, compensatory bias refers to intentionally overcompensating for biases, and prejudice refers to holding negative attitudes or beliefs about a particular group.

A Judgment Shaped by the Unconscious Attribution of Particular Qualities