bias
Do Republicans and Democrats really hate each other? Not as much as you think, study saysMay 23, 2022
Workplace identity crisis: 3 in 5 are hiding something from their employerMay 10, 2022
Jews, Muslims, and Christians all experience workplace discrimination in different ways, study revealsMarch 14, 2022
8 in 10 admit reacting to headlines with bias before reading whole storyFebruary 15, 2022
People who see themselves as ‘professional’ are actually more likely to behave unethicallyFebruary 10, 2022
Americans may unknowingly show racial bias towards emails from Black senders, study claimsDecember 21, 2021
4 in 5 U.S. workers say they support their jobs hiring people with criminal recordsDecember 16, 2021
Pessimism prevails? Study casts doubt on theory that people are naturally optimisticOctober 29, 2021
Are Spotify playlists biased and costing artists money?October 7, 2021
Rudeness can lead to serious mistakes in life-or-death situationsJune 11, 2021
Can social media use really become an addiction? Researchers say probably notApril 21, 2021
Black NBA players have shorter careers than white players. Is bias a factor?March 2, 2021
Simply Wearing Police Uniform Can Cause Bias, Study FindsNovember 27, 2020
Gross! Biases Against The Sick & Dirty Begin As Early As Age Five, Study FindsMay 6, 2020
Study finds you may be to blame for fake news — And not even know itDecember 9, 2019
Rose-colored politics: Voters find polls that favor their candidates more credible, study findsDecember 7, 2019
Study: Asian-Americans more likely to be hired as CEO when a company is strugglingMarch 13, 2019
Study: Journalists can combat bias claims by ‘adjudicating’ political disputesSeptember 19, 2017
Study: Artificial intelligence ‘learns’ human bias, stereotypesJune 12, 2017
