Prejudice can be not only subtle but also automatic and unconscious.This is best illustrated in studies of

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Implicit associations refer to the automatic and often unconscious mental connections that individuals make between concepts and stereotypes. These can manifest as prejudices that individuals may not even be aware of, making them difficult to identify and address. Hindsight bias is the tendency to see events as more predictable after-the-fact, while explicit associations refer to conscious and intentional connections made by individuals. The just-world phenomenon describes the belief that people get what they deserve, and is not directly related to the automatic and unconscious nature of prejudice.

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