Actively Listen and Reflect Language Back

To prevent bias, incorporate active listening techniques—paraphrasing or reflecting others’ ideas using their own words. This practice validates individuals’ perspectives and helps reduce misunderstandings that could arise from unconscious bias.

To prevent bias, incorporate active listening techniques—paraphrasing or reflecting others’ ideas using their own words. This practice validates individuals’ perspectives and helps reduce misunderstandings that could arise from unconscious bias.

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