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In a research study, medical school students were asked to rate how likely Mike (strong, tall, male, a former athlete) was to be an orthopedic surgeon compared to a pediatrician. In this study, students indicated Mike was more likely to be an orthopedic surgeon than a pediatrician. This is consistent with using _ to make decisions. In a research study, medical school students were asked to rate how likely Mike (strong, tall, male, a former athlete) was to be an orthopedic surgeon compared to a pediatrician. In this study, students indicated Mike was more likely to be an orthopedic surgeon than a pediatrician. This is consistent with using _ to make decisions. Stereotypes Explicit bias Confirmation bias Fundamental attribution error

          In a research study, medical school students were asked to rate how likely Mike (strong, tall, male, a former athlete) was to be an orthopedic surgeon compared to a pediatrician.  In this study, students indicated Mike was more likely to be an orthopedic surgeon than a pediatrician.  This is consistent with using _____ to make decisions.
In a research study, medical school students were asked to rate how likely Mike (strong, tall, male, a former athlete) was to be an orthopedic surgeon compared to a pediatrician.  In this study, students indicated Mike was more likely to be an orthopedic surgeon than a pediatrician.  This is consistent with using _____ to make decisions.
Stereotypes
Explicit bias
Confirmation bias
Fundamental attribution error

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