Weight Bias:Discriminationbased on a person'sweight, oftenaffecting overweightor underweightindividuals.Affinity Bias:Favoring peoplewho sharesimilar interests,backgrounds, orexperiences.SexualOrientation Bias:Discriminationbased on aperson's sexualorientation.Generational Bias:Discrimination basedon the generationsomeone belongs to,often affectingyounger or olderindividuals.Religious Bias:Favoring ordiscriminatingagainst individualsbased on theirreligious beliefs.Horns Effect:Allowing onenegative trait toovershadow othertraits, leading toan overall negativeimpression.Parental StatusBias: Favoring ordiscriminatingagainst individualsbased on whetherthey have children.Socioeconomic Bias:Favoring individualsfrom highersocioeconomicbackgrounds overthose from lowerones.Name Bias:Favoring ordiscriminatingagainstindividuals basedon their name.Cultural Bias:Favoring one'sown culturalnorms and valuesover those ofother cultures.Political Bias:Preference orprejudice basedon politicalbeliefs oraffiliations.Gender Bias:Preference orprejudice towardone gender overanother, oftenresulting in unfairtreatment.Education Bias:Preference orprejudice basedon a person'slevel ofeducation.Beauty Bias:Favoringindividuals whoare perceivedas physicallyattractive.Racial Bias:Prejudice ordiscriminationagainst individualsbased on theirrace or ethnicity.Accent Bias:Discriminationbased on theway someonespeaks or theiraccent.Height Bias:Preference orprejudice basedon a person'sheight, oftenfavoring tallerindividuals.Regional Bias:Preference orprejudice basedon the regionsomeone isfrom.Experience Bias:Preference orprejudice basedon a person's levelof experience in aparticular field.Halo Effect:Allowing onepositive trait toovershadow othertraits, leading toan overall positiveimpression.Disability Bias:Prejudice ordiscriminationagainstindividuals withdisabilities.Confirmation Bias:Tendency to seekout information thatsupports one'sexisting beliefs andignore contradictoryevidence.Attribution Bias:Misattributing thecauses ofsomeone's behaviorbased on personalbiases rather thanobjective evidence.Language Bias:Discriminationbased on thelanguagesomeone speaksor their accent.Age Bias:Discriminationbased on aperson's age,often affectingolder or youngerindividuals.Generational Bias:Discriminationbased on thegenerationsomeone belongsto, often affecting yWeight Bias:Discriminationbased on a person'sweight, oftenaffecting overweightor underweightindividuals.Affinity Bias:Favoring peoplewho sharesimilar interests,backgrounds, orexperiences.SexualOrientation Bias:Discriminationbased on aperson's sexualorientation.Generational Bias:Discrimination basedon the generationsomeone belongs to,often affectingyounger or olderindividuals.Religious Bias:Favoring ordiscriminatingagainst individualsbased on theirreligious beliefs.Horns Effect:Allowing onenegative trait toovershadow othertraits, leading toan overall negativeimpression.Parental StatusBias: Favoring ordiscriminatingagainst individualsbased on whetherthey have children.Socioeconomic Bias:Favoring individualsfrom highersocioeconomicbackgrounds overthose from lowerones.Name Bias:Favoring ordiscriminatingagainstindividuals basedon their name.Cultural Bias:Favoring one'sown culturalnorms and valuesover those ofother cultures.Political Bias:Preference orprejudice basedon politicalbeliefs oraffiliations.Gender Bias:Preference orprejudice towardone gender overanother, oftenresulting in unfairtreatment.Education Bias:Preference orprejudice basedon a person'slevel ofeducation.Beauty Bias:Favoringindividuals whoare perceivedas physicallyattractive.Racial Bias:Prejudice ordiscriminationagainst individualsbased on theirrace or ethnicity.Accent Bias:Discriminationbased on theway someonespeaks or theiraccent.Height Bias:Preference orprejudice basedon a person'sheight, oftenfavoring tallerindividuals.Regional Bias:Preference orprejudice basedon the regionsomeone isfrom.Experience Bias:Preference orprejudice basedon a person's levelof experience in aparticular field.Halo Effect:Allowing onepositive trait toovershadow othertraits, leading toan overall positiveimpression.Disability Bias:Prejudice ordiscriminationagainstindividuals withdisabilities.Confirmation Bias:Tendency to seekout information thatsupports one'sexisting beliefs andignore contradictoryevidence.Attribution Bias:Misattributing thecauses ofsomeone's behaviorbased on personalbiases rather thanobjective evidence.Language Bias:Discriminationbased on thelanguagesomeone speaksor their accent.Age Bias:Discriminationbased on aperson's age,often affectingolder or youngerindividuals.Generational Bias:Discriminationbased on thegenerationsomeone belongsto, often affecting y

BIAS BINGO - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Weight Bias: Discrimination based on a person's weight, often affecting overweight or underweight individuals.
  2. Affinity Bias: Favoring people who share similar interests, backgrounds, or experiences.
  3. Sexual Orientation Bias: Discrimination based on a person's sexual orientation.
  4. Generational Bias: Discrimination based on the generation someone belongs to, often affecting younger or older individuals.
  5. Religious Bias: Favoring or discriminating against individuals based on their religious beliefs.
  6. Horns Effect: Allowing one negative trait to overshadow other traits, leading to an overall negative impression.
  7. Parental Status Bias: Favoring or discriminating against individuals based on whether they have children.
  8. Socioeconomic Bias: Favoring individuals from higher socioeconomic backgrounds over those from lower ones.
  9. Name Bias: Favoring or discriminating against individuals based on their name.
  10. Cultural Bias: Favoring one's own cultural norms and values over those of other cultures.
  11. Political Bias: Preference or prejudice based on political beliefs or affiliations.
  12. Gender Bias: Preference or prejudice toward one gender over another, often resulting in unfair treatment.
  13. Education Bias: Preference or prejudice based on a person's level of education.
  14. Beauty Bias: Favoring individuals who are perceived as physically attractive.
  15. Racial Bias: Prejudice or discrimination against individuals based on their race or ethnicity.
  16. Accent Bias: Discrimination based on the way someone speaks or their accent.
  17. Height Bias: Preference or prejudice based on a person's height, often favoring taller individuals.
  18. Regional Bias: Preference or prejudice based on the region someone is from.
  19. Experience Bias: Preference or prejudice based on a person's level of experience in a particular field.
  20. Halo Effect: Allowing one positive trait to overshadow other traits, leading to an overall positive impression.
  21. Disability Bias: Prejudice or discrimination against individuals with disabilities.
  22. Confirmation Bias: Tendency to seek out information that supports one's existing beliefs and ignore contradictory evidence.
  23. Attribution Bias: Misattributing the causes of someone's behavior based on personal biases rather than objective evidence.
  24. Language Bias: Discrimination based on the language someone speaks or their accent.
  25. Age Bias: Discrimination based on a person's age, often affecting older or younger individuals.
  26. Generational Bias: Discrimination based on the generation someone belongs to, often affecting y