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3-Minute Video Assignment: Recognizing Bias and Improving Group Decisions
Purpose
This assignment helps students reflect on how implicit bias, stereotypes, groupthink, and ethical decision-making influence group interactions.
Instructions
After reviewing the assigned readings and videos, create a 3-minute video presentation addressing the following questions:
Video Content Guidelines
1. Explain the Concept (1 minute)
- Define one key concept:
Implicit bias
Stereotypes
Groupthink and conformity
Ethical decision-making in groups
- Explain why this concept matters in group interactions.
2. Provide an Example (1 minute)
- Share a real-life or hypothetical example of how bias, stereotypes, or group pressure can affect a group’s decisions.
- Describe how the situation could negatively impact communication, inclusion, or outcomes.
3. Suggest a Solution (1 minute)
- Identify one or two strategies groups can use to:
Reduce bias and stereotypes
Encourage diverse perspectives
Avoid groupthink
Make more ethical decisions
Submission Requirements
- Video length: 3 minutes maximum
- Students may record using a phone, computer, or course video platform.
- Use clear communication and include examples.
- Cite any course readings or videos referenced using MLA format.
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