Mindfulness Mindset and Implicit Bias Among Public School Teachers


Doctoral Thesis / Dissertation, 2022

175 Pages, Grade: 12


Abstract or Introduction

Mindfulness skills provide a meaningful and evidence-based means for developing an awareness of unconscious biases, yet further evidence is needed to understand the relationship between specific mindfulness practices and their role in interpersonal interactions. Through the expression of mindful awareness, the development of conscious awareness of bias unfolds, positively affecting interpersonal relationships. This applied culminating project examines the relationship between trait mindfulness and implicit racial bias.

The population for this research study consisted of volunteer public school teachers from within school districts in Southern California during the 2021-2022 academic year. A mixed-methods approach examined the skills of individuals who self-identify as using mindful practices and whether they impact interpersonal relationships.

Details

Title
Mindfulness Mindset and Implicit Bias Among Public School Teachers
Grade
12
Author
Year
2022
Pages
175
Catalog Number
V1274107
ISBN (eBook)
9783346741950
ISBN (Book)
9783346741967
Language
English
Keywords
mindfulness, mindset, implicit, bias, among, public, school, teachers
Quote paper
Jennifer Munoz (Author), 2022, Mindfulness Mindset and Implicit Bias Among Public School Teachers, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/1274107

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