Sentences with phrase «think personal bias»

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The danger is focusing on an idea that's too much of a personal hobby, they say, because there's too much of a selection bias to make you think it's something important, or worth doing.

The message, originally published on CNN, continues with the claim: «Some members of the national media are using their platforms to push their own personal bias and agenda to control «exactly what people think.»

Among the language in the promotion was a line reading: «Unfortunately, some members of the national media are using their platforms to push their own personal bias and agenda to control «exactly what people think»... This is extremely dangerous to our democracy.»

Still I would not call on David to try to control it unless it digresses to the arena of personal attacks as I think it becomes pretty evident that personal bias driven mockery often reveals motives and as such the reader can effectively filter the comments.

Studies and personal reports showing improvements in Alzheimer's may be prejudiced by two major things: 1) viewer's bias (wishful thinking), and 2) not taking other factors into account.

And as a thought provoking paper in the Journal of Health Psychology explains, they use a strange an biased view of the past to subtly (and not so subtly) promote their personal opinions.

I'm obviously biased here, especially as a victim of personal attacks, but I do think that some of the Nestle bloggers got entirely out of hand.

If you think that physical appeal is strictly a matter of personal taste and cultural bias, think again.

but i think its pretty easy to let a personal bias get in the way of making that conclusion.

My personal bias is that high rep strength training is not a replacement for traditional heavy weight / low rep training — I think high rep training should be combined with traditional heavy weight / low rep as a way to improve results versus doing just heavy weights / low reps by themselves (as most programs prescribe).

If you can get rid of the personal bias in your writing (and the extremely unprofessional stigma by your websites tagline) I might be able to give your reviews the respect that you think they need.

I'm clearly biased, since this movie's been a personal favorite for so long, but I think Ghostbusters is one of the best comedies ever filmed.

Critical examination of online resources: Assessing the credibility and usefulness of information found online and in the media, for example, evaluating accuracy of source data, bias and relevance to learning goals; learning to think about and check for personal biases and everyone's tendency to confirmation bias; and varying search terms to find alternative perspectives.

You'd be forgiven for thinking that I have a personal bias, based on the fact that I own one.

The former point is by now, I think, borne out as more than simply personal bias.

Colin has written six books including «Building Wealth in the Stock Market,» which teaches his personal investment plan, and «Think like the Great Investors,» in which he outlines the common cognitive errors and biases in decision - making based on behavioural finance and much more.

No one likes doing personal budgets and when we hear of somebody referring to their «budget», we often conjure up biased thoughts about how the person must be «poor» or «low class».

An objective review may not be the most exciting thing to read, I understand, but it does something that a number of game reviews do not — it offers the reader a chance to form their own conclusion based on the facts and evidence presented, rather than being subtly nudged one way or another due to the reviewer's personal thoughts or veiled bias delivered via semantics.

It is one thing to say that the rural stations may not be as reliable as some people think, because of the general problems with personal you note, but quite another to claim that the data must of necessity exhibit a strong cooling bias!

My personal biases make me think that a project that identifies favorable environmental conditions and looks for changes in the historical distribution of those might be a good approach.

It is when people have vested interests, personal bias, and intentional or unintentional skew to their thinking.

I don't think the problem in inherent in the modelling process but more to do with personal biases (group thinking) being allow rig the model to produce «expected» outcomes.

But whatever one thinks of this general notion, there can be little doubt that district judges will have a considerable personal / professional bias when considering an appellant's claim that the sentence imposed below was unreasonable.

«I don't think any Justice should be biased in favor of his or her own personal characteristics.

I like to think that I have a somewhat logical mind, most of the time, and all personal bias aside, the evidence currently at hand seems to suggest that CREA / MLS has at least a 50/50 chance of proving its point in «court».

Rarely do most of my personal detractors come back at me with anything other than biased thinking without actual empirical backup.