Design a second experiment Test for the existence of discrimination/implicit biases (OR test a strategy to reduce such bias) - This could be any instance in which people respond differently to a member of any different group/identity - If you test a strategy to reduce this bias, you will measure some type of bias among some people who are exposed to your proposed "treatment" and others who are not exposed. Come up with a test of a bias (or an experiment to test the effect of a strategy to reduce a bias) Be creative! Feel free to look for examples/ideas/inspiration from the internet. Cite sources if/when appropriate. We will try to use at least a few of the examples suggested. If you do not want yours to be used, it will not be used. No problem. Write up the plan for your experiment 2 This should include (in detail): What will you ask and how will you ask it? Who will be your participants? It could be members of this class, or you could choose to recruit participants in a different way. Will some participants be told/asked different things? How would you determine who was in different groups (if there are different groups)? 1 You could include a brief draft of a survey or questionnaire as it would be given to participants. What data will you collect and what will you compare? How will you interpret the results? - What results would support the existence of the bias? Or what results would suggest the strategy to reduce bias did so? - What results would not support the existence of the bias? Or what results would suggest the strategy to reduce bias did not do so? How much would this cost? Could you do it for under $20