'biased awareness' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a state of consciousness which is not impartial, but which has been influenced by a particular point of view or perspective, for example: He had a biased awareness of the situation, and could not see past his own personal biases.
Except this change all the other parameter values are identical and through this only the impact from biased conscious awareness towards a particular action is modelled.
Review national police training to include "unconscious bias awareness training" to reduce possibility of prejudice in officers' approach to stop and search.
An army of diversity trainers now use Banaji's test to promote touchy-feely bias awareness in companies, which my colleague Frank Dobbin has shown to be a devious substitute for minority promotions.
The Morningside Center for Teaching Social Responsibility, originally known as ESR-Metro, works in public schools in New York City promoting creative ways to resolve conflict and intercultural understanding, teaching bias awareness, developing the social and emotional intelligence of students, and championing respect and resolution as crucial components of holistic learning.
Our developmental evidence in Experiment 3 suggested that it is precisely this bias awareness that younger reasoners lack.
Experiment 3 established that younger reasoners did not yet show the confidence decrease, which points to the role of improved bias awareness in our reasoning development.
Consistent with recent insights in the developmental field (e.g., [39], [46] [48]) this differential bias awareness argues against the idea of a developmental standstill in human reasoning.
For example, although our confidence measure allowed us to document the differential bias awareness, it is not clear whether younger adolescents also lack the implicit neuronal conflict signal or merely its translation into a decreased response confidence (i.e., it might be that younger adolescents also showed implicit conflict-related brain activity but this activity might still be epiphenomenal).
Accounting for clinician biases: Awareness of and compensation for clinician biases can be addressed through peer consultation and application of reflective practices that incorporate knowledge of one's strengths and limitations.
