However in other cases, while someone gives an incorrect answer, that person may believe that they actually gave the correct answer. This is known as self-deception, a conflict between your conscious and unconscious. You have unknowingly given an incorrect answer. Although no one wants to believe it, racism still exists. However, it is a bigger problem when this bias affects public policy.
Police stop minority motorists more often than they do whites.
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