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Combating Biased Decisionmaking & Promoting Justice & Equal Treatment

Sunita Sah · David Tannenbaum · Hayley M. D. Cleary · Yuval Feldman · Jack Glaser · Amy E. Lerman +6 more

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Decision-Making and Behavioral Economics Policing Practices and Perceptions Social and Intergroup Psychology

Abstract

This article draws on the behavioral science literature to offer empirically driven policy prescriptions that can reduce the effect of bias and ameliorate unequal treatment in policing, the criminal justice system, employment, and national security.

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