Sentences with phrase «subjective bias if»

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Whitehead also makes it explicitly clear in this context that the joint adoption of the subjectivist bias and of the substance - quality categories is inconsistent: «Yet if the enjoyment of experience be the constitutive subjective fact, these categories have lost all claim to any fundamental character in metaphysics» (PR 241; cf. 243).

However, he overlooks or ignores those texts which explicitly define the subjective principle and uses the term as if it had the same meaning as the term subjectivist bias, which forty in turn confuses with the reformed subjectivist principle.

However, subjective measures such as teacher recommendations may hold back the same students if teacher bias is involved (Card and Guiliano 2015; Quazad 2014; Donovan and Cross 2002; Figlio 2005).

More importantly, observations are inherently biased because they are based on subjective determinations by school leaders and others who are prone to think that their approach to teaching is superior to anyone else's (even if teachers being evaluated have demonstrated that they improve student achievement as measured by test score growth).

If they didn't believe a Mexican telling them that raters can't be biased with respect to the outcome of the study — since said outcome in entirely in their hands — or the importance of independence, and bliindness to the identity of the authors / participants, I assume they just asked some white people who would know, some social scientists who are experts in subjective rater study design, interrater reliability, etc..

If people can lie about their methods, if we can do subjective rater studies now with intensely biased raters breaking independence and blindness in an online forum, mocking the participants they're rating, then hell, all bets are ofIf people can lie about their methods, if we can do subjective rater studies now with intensely biased raters breaking independence and blindness in an online forum, mocking the participants they're rating, then hell, all bets are ofif we can do subjective rater studies now with intensely biased raters breaking independence and blindness in an online forum, mocking the participants they're rating, then hell, all bets are off.

How recruiters interpret applications can be very subjective and, although equal rights are applied to all graduate recruitment processes, it can be difficult to escape an employer's unconscious bias if you state «lobbying for free tea from the taxpayer» as your main diversion.