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As critical thinkers we need to understand our own biases and analyze how they affect our actions/opinions. How did you get your bias (or brain shortcut)? Are any of them unfair to others? Are any of your
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As critical thinkers we need to understand our own biases and analyze how they affect our actions/opinions. How did you get your bias (or brain shortcut)?

Are any of them unfair to others? Are any of your biases open to change? What take-away do you have from this activity?

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