Sentences with phrase «ideological bias»

There is unlikely to be such a strong ideological bias among those who have left a public sector job (or might otherwise have gained one had the opportunity been there).

There is value in being alive to the issue of real or perceived ideological bias, especially on certain subjects.

Its my view that definitive answers regarding allegations of ideological bias here or there in various journalists / editors / organization are unattainable and somewhat distracting at times.

It is uncommonly aware of how easily the human mind is seduced by ideological biases and childish wishes.

They have their own ideological biases.

The primary concern is not ideological bias but the apparent narrow - mindedness of today's instructional focus.

The apprehension has to do with what appears to be a clear ideological bias in favour the resource sector, private sector, and privatization.

«We are deeply troubled and perplexed about why the Minister would seek to take advice from former oil, insurance, and logging executives, and from individuals who have a clear ideological bias for private interests, but completely ignore groups like the Environmental Law Association, the Council of Canadians, or the Canadian Labour Congress,» Brown said.

Spadaro's and Rev. Figueroa's «theological» critique of American public life betrays ideological bias, not theological conviction.

The poverty in that foreign land is pervasive, and in a country where corruption and ideological biases cultivate very little opportunity for upward mobility, it's not hard to see the orphans, beggars, and leprosy patients around you as one - dimensional victims of the sinful systems around them.

But some anthropologists remained generalists, studying cross-cultural patterns while cautiously treading around ideological bias, and many continued to explore how ecology affects culture.

TOK aims to make students aware of the interpretative nature of knowledge, including personal ideological biases — whether these biases are retained, revised or rejected.

When discussing various observers» attitudes towards some body of objective data, such as the data underlying the science of climate change, those who evaluate the data without undue ideological bias might better be described as «impartial» rather than as «objective».

The fallacies develop as a result of journal and academic ideological bias, as well as advocacy research funding, while refusal to debate protects and reinforces these established logical fallacies.

The study also found that awareness of the scientific consensus can even offset ideological biases — «Consensus information also neutralizes the effect of worldview» (see this post for more details on this paper).

Notwithstanding the general ideological bias of the legal profession, there have been radical lawyers eminently qualified, on every criterion but this one, to hold high judicial office.

(c) Because these interests are socioculturally situated they are diversely concrete, threatening to fragment «understandings» of God, and they are open to the suspicion of ideological bias; but because they are interests in God the capacities they guide also require cultivation of capacities for conversation with other concrete understandings and capacities for critique of ideological self - deceptions.

For sure we know there is a strong ideological bias and corresponding identity association, or you wouldn't get that polarization.

When John Howard invokes his gut feeling against climate science, he reveals his own ideological bias.

That car - loving conclusion gives away Demographia's ideological bias.

The first problem is to overcome the ideological bias in which central bankers are indoctrinated, in a world where politicians have relinquished economic policy to bankers trained in Chicago School financial warfare against labor and even against industry.

The White House under George W. Bush and Barack Obama could actually be counted on for decent economic analysis, once you corrected for partisan and ideological bias.

In addition, they represent an ideological bias that strongly supports the existing economic, social and political powers.

I'd be the last one to defend the ideological bias of the New England Journal of Medicine (Brind, «Abortion, Breast Cancer, and Ideology,» May), but if breast cancer was increased by induced abortion, then one would expect to see it epidemic in places like Russia, where the average woman has nine abortions, and Japan, which legalized abortion in 1948.

While Sidney B. Simon at the University of Massachusetts and his colleagues claim that their values - clarification approach «does not aim to instill any particular set of values,» they certainly reveal their ideological bias toward the autonomous, bourgeois, rationalistic self when they talk about «learning a process for selecting the best and rejecting the worst elements contained in the various value systems.

These ideas of ideological bias are harder to dismiss when supreme court justices vote in a way that benefits the party that nominated them (as is true for the majority voting both sides of this case).

Both conservatives and liberals have acknowledged this openly and repeatedly — not from any ideological bias, but from a deep - rooted concern for our country.

There is obviously an ideological bias as well, with the right - wing media being more acerbic, more scornful, mocking gleefully, and attacking Corbyn on a personal level.

Gross Domestic Product is an imperfect measure, but it has none of the ideological biases of the ISEW, which gives a society a better rating the more egalitarian its wealth distribution.

But they usually have an ideological bias, and carry out only limited research in comparison to academic standards.

I think there is an ideological bias that an evolutionary psychologist studying human sexuality must be sexist or offensive to students.

There is no ideological bias, no life - changing intimations to be gained.