different types of prompts

So this is for a discussion post. There is 3 prompts no essay just discussion, I will paste instructions of discussion below.

Please read the forum about online behavior & discussion engagement before answering the discussion boards.

Please read through the prompts & plan your responses; you want to be thorough & explain your answers, referencing the course materials for support.

Your answers should display depth of engagement with the material & careful, critical thought. Your answers should be 2-3 sentences each, at least.

Please answer the following prompt:

3-2-1 assignment – tell us:
3 things you learned from this week’s readings
2 connections, insights, or “a-ha” moments you had with the material
1 question you have or 1 thing you still want to learn about/have more info about

Terms & Concepts – please answer any FOUR of the following five prompts:

Select one of the following pairs of words & explain, in your own words & with your own examples, what the difference is between them:
Bias and Prejudice
Implicit Bias vs Bias
Structural Racism vs Implicit Bias

How can our privileges influence our implicit biases?

How do responses like “if they would just listen” or “it’s their own fault” to oppression & brutality show implicit biases in our society?

How effective would Jane Elliott’s experiment be if she were a person of color (male or female), or a white male? How would our reactions to her change?

How do Elliott’s experiments reflect implicit bias as well as overt racism?

Please answer the following prompt:
The Implicit Bias test works to test how quickly you can be socially conditioned to have a response towards the subject of the text. Essentially, it does what society does – it offers you associations with idea of good/bad, safe/dangerous, etc. in connection to specific identities. Society does this through how the news is reported (calling white criminals “troubled” while people of color get labeled “thugs” or “trouble-makers,” for example), TV/film portrayals, stereotypes, etc. Even when you understand how the test works, it still reveals how quickly those unconscious biases can impact your reactions.

In a brief paragraph (4-6 sentences), talk about the results from at least one of your Implicit Bias tests. Remember that these results do not reveal that you are sexist, racist, homophobic, etc. – they merely reveal a bias that has largely been influenced by society.

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