Sentences with phrase «other biases as»

There are other biases as well.

Not exact matches

That always struck me as grossly unfair and possibly even biased, since other technology companies launch cool new products every day yet never get anywhere near the same coverage.

Or as the research team puts it: «On the other hand, the bias may very well decrease the frequency of analytical reasoning by making it easy and commonplace for people to reach analytical response without engaging analytical processing.»

In practical business terms, if I quickly establish myself as credible through just a few good decisions in a row, a few good first impressions, or any other set of positive interactions, I am establishing positive confirmation bias.

«It leads to other biases, such as overconfidence, as well as influencing group behavior.»

Carson and Leno played it straighter, but their tolerant - centrist orientation (sympathetic to gays and other minorities, scornful of the religious right) struck some conservatives as liberal bias.

It's essential employees recognize their optimism bias and understand their position is at equal risk for automation as their co-worker or other individuals in their field.

These and other studies reveal the prevalence of what's called implicit bias, a scenario in which people screening resumes don't realize they are stereotyping non-white and non-male job candidates as less qualified.

Other reasons the company could be faltering in China include the government's «official bias toward bolstering homegrown competition,» according to the Times, as well as scalpers, who tend to buy new cars early on and resell them, thus deflating actual sales figures.

Instead, in general, the women are as biased against other women as men are.

The clip on performance bias, for example, explains why some people are perceived as naturally talented, while others as having «gotten lucky.»

Yes, we're buying a ton more stuff online, but online prices don't diverge that much from other prices, at least as measured by our deflators (Mericle cites «outlet bias,» meaning the indexes don't always record when consumers switch to cheaper online sellers).

At the same time, projections for total planted US corn and soy acreage was reduced as farmers shifted to other crops; they are, however, expected to plant more soybeans than corn for the first time in 35 years.5 Brazilian corn acres also showed a downward bias.

The other problem that he argues is exacerbated by mass surveillance ad - targeting online business models is filter bubbles — aka the strategy of platforms using people's own biases as a tactic to keep them clicking by reductively feeding them more of the same stuff.

The private listing data in San Francisco is not as obviously skewed as some of the other cities we analyzed, but the maps above still show a bias toward zip codes in and around the more costly downtown area of the city.

To use smart algorithms responsibly, companies — particularly financial services firms — must identify potential problems early and have a well - conceived plan for addressing and removing unintended bias before it leads to discrimination in their lending practices, as well as potential discriminatory biases that may reach beyond lending and affect other aspects of a company's operations.

GFI aims for diversity in their hires primarily through hiring practices that are intended to help them minimize the effects of bias, such as encouraging staff to score applications anonymously, using generalized ability tests, and meeting applicants only late in the process.88 While they've hired many women, including in seven of nine director roles, they find that their team is lacking in diversity in other ways, and they've met with Encompass to discuss further steps they can take to develop their diversity strategy.89 One staff member we spoke to mentioned that they hoped GFI would be able to begin paying interns, which might help diversify their team by broadening the pool of potential interns who could afford to take a position with GFI.90, 91

The combination of fear, social proof [other investors are selling], loss aversion [we feel losses twice as much as gains] and recency bias [we overweigh what has happened recently and underweigh or ignore the long term evidence] counteract the average investors attempt to make a rational decision.

Can you see why equality under the law and equal rights for everyone means throwing out the bias of religion, as none of them agree with the others on anything.

Okay, here goes: You are engaging in a perceptual bias, a fallacious bit of reasoning, and you have no reasonable argument as to thinking some other species» mental idiocy to be significant in any way whatsoever beyond the mere biological curiosity of their neurological problems specific to them.

The blessings one incurs around each other are tantamount highlights yet many unneeded worded gestations as within the bias based formularies of socialized orientations dares to upset one's carted ways faulting one's moral highlights gained thru attrition and submissiveness toward one and another.

(8) Evolutionary discussion often betrays a positivistic bias which sees scientific truth as the «real» truth about things, with other forms of truth, including religious truth, relegated to providing only an emotive, valuational and relativistic set of preferences about things.

Yet it is also an ecumenical translation which does something to iron out the bias of other translations such as the ESV and to a lesser extent the NIV.

They are likely to view any policies proposed as expressive of other biases and interests.

@End, True, I wouldn't claim to know that religion won't be classified as a mental illness on those grounds, but it would be so inconsistent were that to happen that, barring political agendas, I would imagine that the field would reel from such an obvious bias against one particular type of delusion while ignoring so many others.

AS long as it is applied equally across ALL religious organizations, there is no bias against one or the other, and no favoritism, so no violatioAS long as it is applied equally across ALL religious organizations, there is no bias against one or the other, and no favoritism, so no violatioas it is applied equally across ALL religious organizations, there is no bias against one or the other, and no favoritism, so no violation.

It is better rendered, «If any one desires...» There are other instances of biased translation as well.

On the other hand, attempts to construct a picture of the historical Jesus have been fraught with personal biases to the extent that Jesus the first century Palestinian often comes out resembling nothing so much as the ideal nineteenth century European liberal or twentieth century American conservative or twenty - first century third world radical, depending upon who is constructing this «historical» picture.

But understanding our biases, our confirmation seeking, our craving for answers, and all other mind - centered dilemmas (as you so ably write), is key to transcending artificial, unnecessary divisions between people.

His training as an illusionist had made him realise he was prone to the same confirmation bias (counting the hits and ignoring the misses) that he recognised in psychics, astrologists and all manner of other belief systems he rejected.

When one views the world with no definite theological bias one way or the other, one sees that order and disorder, as we now recognize them, are purely human inventions.

A smaller number of philosophers do attempt to defend it, and many others, even if they rarely discuss the question directly, show their materialistic bias when they discuss such questions as the mind - body relation.

You said, «It's only interesting if both parties set aside their differences and biases and openly attempt to understand the other as opposed to name - calling and closed - mindedness.»

It's only interesting if both parties set aside their differences and biases and openly attempt to understand the other as opposed to name - calling and closed - mindedness.

Many Christians saw the article as fuel for the narrative that the media is biased against them, but others took issue with the idea that Jesus didn't go to hell after His death.

The bible's full of them, and you'll see them if you read the bible without bias and with as much scrutiny as you would read the Koran or other holy book..

As researchers have found, we tend to evaluate ourselves as more ethical and less biased than other peoplAs researchers have found, we tend to evaluate ourselves as more ethical and less biased than other peoplas more ethical and less biased than other people.

As a white, Western, middle - class woman, I enjoy some privileges that others do not, and I am often blinded by my own cultural assumptions and biases.

He consented, and before going out, sat down and wrote quickly the five thousand characters which constitute what is at once the most delightful, and perhaps also the most baffling of all the sacred books.59 It is translated variously into English as The Canon of Reason and Virtue, The Way and Its Power, and otherwise, but when one compares the translations, they differ greatly one from the other, probably reflecting therein the religious biases of the several translators.

He had good reason to as well because even though the referee was not as blatantly biased against the Gunners as he was in the match against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge and in other previous games, he did deny us two good claims for a penalty.

We are pleased, however, that the biases are similar to results we have seen in baseball's regular season — as well as in other sports.

I like it as a way of pushing away biases based purely on other people's numbers.

Ian Wright is such an Arsenal fan that it often interferes with his ability to be impartial in his role as a TV pundit and football journalist, but then again the same can be said of most of the former footballers working on the other side of the game these days and with all the anti-Arsenal bias, Wright at least helps to keep some balance.

We have seen academic studies that verify the bias towards underdogs in the NFL (as well as in other major sports).

We have seen sports betting academic research that verify the bias towards underdogs in the NFL (as well as in other major sports).

We have seen academic studies and research that verify the bias towards underdogs in the NFL (as well as in other major sports).

And I'm not crying foul because I'm biased, as a) I don't think our performance deserved a result and b) we obviously got away with one against WBA the other week.

Mr Mason also displayed the main trait of biased refereeing where one team is allowed to be as physical as they wish to be (WBA) and the other is penalised as soon as they get near an opponent (Arsenal).

At the very moment when a student might be gearing up to react to the teacher's comments as a threat, a sign of the teacher's personal disapproval or bias, the Post-it gave the student an alternative frame through which to view those comments — not as an attack, in other words, but as a vote of confidence that the student was capable of high - quality work.

This book can help families talk about standing up for ourselves as well as being a voice for others who face discrimination and bias.