Selected media mentions
2020
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In Stressful Times, Make Stress Work for You / New York Times / April 2020
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Meet the Psychologist Exploring Unconscious Bias—and Its Tragic Consequences for Society / Science Magazine / March 2020
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Trump Uses China as a Foil When Talking Coronavirus, Distancing Himself from Criticism / USA Today / March 2020
- New Toolkit Wants to Make Talking About Race Easier / ColorLines / March 2020
2019
- Why Racial Bias Isn't Racial Bigotry / The Next Big Idea / October 2019
- Stanford Psychologists Entice Students to Eat More Veggies / Forbes / October 2019
- Commentary: Fiduciary Judgment, Race and Returns / Pensions & Investments / September 2019
- Drivers of Implicit Bias / Gates Foundation Goalkeepers / September 2019
- Social Media is The Perfect Petri Dish for Bias / Vox / September 2019
- How Asset Allocators' Biases Impact Institutional Investing / Yahoo Finance / August 2019
- The Better Fund Managers of Color Perform, the More Bias They Face / Impact Alpha / August 2019
- Black Fund Managers Likely to Face More Bias as Top Performers / Pensions & Investments / August 2019
- Op-Ed: Implicit Bias Puts Lives in Jeopardy. Can Mandatory Training Reduce The Risk? / Los Angeles Times / July 2019
- Be In The Room to Make Change / Pod Save The People / July 2019
- Humanization, Dehumanization, and Other Things Psychologists Do / Aspen Ideas Festival / June 2019
- The Bias Inside: A Conversation With Psychologist Jennifer Eberhardt / Behavioral Scientist / May 2019
- Dr. Jennifer Eberhardt on Unconscious Biases / Amanpour and Company / April 2019
- Justice Is Blind. Sometimes, So Is Prejudice / The New York Times / April 2019
- Jennifer Eberhardt with SFPD Chief Bill Scott / JCC San Francisco / April 2019
- To End Racial Disparities in Policing, We Must Look Beyond the Data / The Guardian / April 2019
- Jennifer Eberhardt on the Neurological Patterns of Bias / The New Yorker Radio Hour / April 2019
- Tackling Perception's Effects on Behavior with "Biased" / The Daily Show with Trevor Noah / March 2019
- What Police Departments and the Rest of Us Can Do to Overcome Implicit Bias / TIME Magazine / March 2019
- MacArthur Genius Recipient Jennifer Eberhardt Discusses Her New Book Biased / NPR All Things Considered / March 2019
- Book Recommendation: Biased by MacArthur Genius Grant Winner Jennifer Eberhardt / Forbes / March 2019
- "You Don't Have to Be a Bigot to Have Bias," Expert Explains / CBS This Morning / March 2019
- Opinion: Bias in the Justice System is Real, and the Death Penalty Reveals It / Los Angeles Times / March 2019
- Could Your Mindset Affect how Well a Treatment Works? / NPR / March 2019
- Can a Nice Doctor Make Treatments More Effective? / The New York Times / January 2019
- The Unseen Reason Working-class Students Drop Out / Politico / January 2019
2018
- Stanford Researchers Found That Receiving Genetic Information Can Alter a Person’s Risk / Stanford News / December 2018
- Stanford Lab Explores Experiments in Universal Basic Income / Stanford News / December 2018
- Opinion: Why Do People Stay When a Hurricane Comes? / The New York Times / September 2018
- Why Identity Politics Benefits the Right More Than the Left / The Guardian / July 2018
- Stanford Research Team Creates Toolkits to Help Groups Overcome Biases and Other Social Issues / Stanford News / July 2018
- 4 Ways AI Can Change Democracy for the Better / VentureBeat / July 2018
- Opinion: The Racist Trope That Won’t Die / The New York Times / June 2018
- Opinion: The Stress Sweet Spot / The New York Times / June 2018
- Statistics on Racial Disparities Should Be Paired With Context / Stanford News / May 2018
- How Your Mindset Determines Your Health / BBC / April 2018
- PNAS Announces Six 2017 Cozzarelli Prize Recipients / AAAS / February 2018
- How Our Beliefs Can Shape Our Waistlines / The New York Times / February 2018
- The Mindset That Keeps Norwegians Cheerful Through One of Earth’s Coldest, Darkest Winters / Quartz / January 2018
2017
- Opinion: Donald Trump: Our Individualist Nightmare Hero / Huffington Post / December 2017
- What’s Going On: Tensions, and Solutions, in a Changing Oakland / KCET / September 2017
- Research Says There Are Ways to Reduce Racial Bias. Calling People Racist Isn’t One of Them / Vox / August 2017
- Having Work Friends Can Be Tricky, but It’s Worth It / Harvard Business Review / August 2017
- To Solve Organ Shortage, States Consider ‘Opt-out’ Organ Donation Laws ("A 2012 study found ...") / STAT / July 2017
- Opinion: Changing Your Mindset Could Be the Key to Changing Your Life / ABC News / July 2017
- How to Live Longer: Stop Thinking You’re an Inactive Slacker—It Can Kill You / Newsweek / July 2017
- Police Are Less Respectful Toward Black Drivers, Report Finds / The New York Times / June 2017
- Police Officers Speak Less Respectfully to Black Residents Than to White Residents / Stanford News / June 2017
- The Mindset for a Milkshake / Science Friday / June 2017
- Our Need to Feel Special Is Making Us Lonely / Quartz / April 2017
- Psychologist Hazel Markus Named 2017 William James Fellow / Stanford News / March 2017
- Police Respect Whites More Than Blacks During Traffic Stops, Language Analysis Finds / PBS News Hour / June 2017
- The Social Scientific Case Against a Muslim Ban / The New York Times / February 2017
- Islamic Terrorism and Domestic Mass Shootings May Be Caused by the Exact Same Psychological Phenomenon / Quartz / February 2017
2016
- How San Diego's Police Traffic Stop Study Stacks up With Research in Other Cities / San Diego Union Tribune / December 2016
- The Secret Costs of Islamophobia / CNN / November 2016
- Why the Country Is Having a Big Debate About Empathy After Donald Trump’s Election / Vox / November 2016
- How ‘Bias’ Went From a Psychological Observation to a Political Accusation / The New York Times Magazine / October 2016
- Q&A: Sarah Lyons-Padilla, Researcher at Center for Social Psychological Answers to Real-World Questions / Stanford Daily / September 2016
- Is Germany Failing Female Refugees? / TIME / September 2016
- Rio 2016: The Diverse Women’s Gymnastics Team is Great. But It Will Not “Calm Race Relations.” / Vox / August 2016
- Can Big Data and AI Fix Our Criminal-justice Crisis? / Engadget / August 2016
- What the Americans Drawn to ISIS Had in Common / The New York Times / July 2016
- What Oakland Police's 'Implicit Bias' Could Mean for Police Reform / Christian Science Monitor / June 2016
2015 and earlier
- A Warmer Embrace of Muslims Could Stop Homegrown Terrorism / The Conversation / November 2015
- 13 of the Most Impressive Professors at Stanford: Jennifer Eberhardt Teaches About Improving Race Relations / Business Insider / October 2015
- Stress Can Be a Good Thing if You Know How to Use It / Harvard Business Review / September 2015
- The Norwegian Town Where the Sun Doesn't Rise / The Atlantic / July 2015
- High Schools That Walk the Social-emotional Walk (And Don't Just Talk the Talk) / Education Week / May 2015
- The Most Productive Way to Develop as a Leader / Harvard Business Review / March 2015
- The Biased Eye / NPR / January 2015
- Stanford Scholar Named MacArthur Fellow / Stanford News / September 2014
- Racial Disparity in Imprisonment Inspires White People to Be Even More Tough on Crime / Pacific Standard / September 2014
- Whites Favor Harsh Sentencing Policies After Seeing Images of Black Prisoners / Mother Jones / August 2014
- Institutional Racism Alive and Well / Nonprofit Quarterly / August 2014
- Are 'Tiger Moms' Better Than Cool Moms? / The Atlantic / June 2014
- What's in a (Hurricane) Name? More Deaths / Scientific American / June 2014
- Who Gets to Graduate? / The New York Times / May 2014
- First-generation College Students Benefit From Discussing Class Differences / Stanford News / April 2014
- Talk About Class / Inside Higher Ed / March 2014
