Sentences with phrase «unconscious decisions»

We're also seeing a big AI play from Huawei with the dedicated Neural Processing Unit (NPU) in its proprietary Kirin chip, which it hopes will help us to make mundane unconscious decisions so we can get on with our lives.

Experts, including expert teachers (Berliner, 2004), make rapid and largely unconscious decisions that can appear to be intuitive.

Are there any unconscious decisions / actions we took that may have communicated a conflicting or incongruous message?

Your roadblocks to authentic parenting and your habit of making unconscious decisions are interwoven with your family history and the parenting that you have experienced.

If throughout the years we keep saying, «Let's think this over a little longer before doing something rash,» some day we will waken to realize that the Master has kept moving, while the unconscious decisions of everyday life were moving us in the opposite direction.

This unconscious decision turned out to be just as determinative of their whole cultural and intellectual development as had the corresponding choices in India and Greece for those civilizations.

If you think a vaccine is going to make a difference, even in a relatively mild flu outbreak, and save lives, then somebody, somewhere has made a conscious or unconscious decision that the life of one American is worth a few hundred lives in a poor country.

So say two studies that question the evidence for unconscious decision - making.

You don't just want your employees to know that eating kryptonite ice cream is bad for them, you want it to form part of their unconscious decision making.

However, when you look at the characters people make an unconscious decision on who they will play as because of what they think they will be like, for example, you look at the character with the hammer and assume he hits harder as he has a really big hammer or the female and assume shes quick and nimble.

On the other hand, when the rejected parent gives up and accepts the rejection, it also reinforces the child's unconscious decision.

Priming experiments examine unconscious decision - making processes [45,46].

Not exact matches

In Same Side Selling, my co-author Jack Quarles, a long - time procurement expert, and I noted how decisions are often impacted by unconscious actions.

«What role do unconscious biases play in how we make decisions when we buy, think, vote, judge, and convict?»

The study defines gut thinking or intuitive decision making as something that comes «effortlessly from an unconscious, associative coherence detection process.»

These strategies are attempts to avoid triggering unconscious biases, or automatic mental shortcuts used to process information and make decisions quickly to which everyone is susceptible.

I strongly feel this change in emphasis will allow the decision makers to use a set of tools to use their holistic faculties as professionals — intuition, feelings, the unconscious, etc — in a more effective way.

Granted that the primordial nature constitutes God's «free» (though unconscious), nontemporal decision, yet as an actual entity he is completed by the conscious, temporal, self - creative propositional feelings he bears toward particular occasions.

In other words, there are many factors — heredity, environment, historical circumstances, childhood conditioning, unconscious drives — which impinge on the person as he makes a decision.

In that goodness God grants freedom to the creation, with the result that decisions, conscious or unconscious, may and in fact do produce evil that God neither wills nor wants.

«2 What he has in mind is not the ongoing and largely unconscious operation of the inherent ethos of a congregation but its conscious attention to moral issues raised for the purpose of making a Christian decision about them.

Cox says the new two - day APD training for officers includes a remedial on implicit bias: how unconscious attitudes and beliefs can affect the everyday judgment and decision - making of police officers, who will now learn how to cast those old measures of character aside and use their discretion to divert low - level offenders from the criminal justice system into coordinated, managed, health - based services.

The «unconscious thought» theory for making complex decisions was proposed in a 2006 study by Ap Dijksterhuis at the University of Amsterdam in the Netherlands, and colleagues.

To make the play, Jeter had to master both conscious decisions, such as whether to intercept the throw, and unconscious ones.

While unconscious race and social class biases were present in most trauma and acute - care clinicians surveyed about patient care management in a series of clinical vignettes, those biases were not associated with clinical decisions, according to a report published online by JAMA Surgery.

«Unconscious race and social class biases appear unassociated with clinical decisions.»

These unconscious processes can lead us to make decisions that, in fact, don't really make much sense at all.

Late 1960s In a series of experiments, psychologists Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky demonstrate the downside of the way humans make decisions, identifying several unconscious, systemic biases that consistently distort human judgment.

For the first time, researchers find that decisions based on unconscious learning, or knowledge we don't know we know, may rely on entirely different brain pathways than the parts of the brain we use when we make conscious, rational choices.

Sean Gaines at Vicomtech says P - REACT could also help prevent profiling based on race or age, as the system only analyses movement and is not subject to the conscious or unconscious biases that might influence a CCTV operator's decisions.

Ultimately, operating from a survival state means your life is driven by unconscious impulses that serve only to get you away from an immediate threat, not to set you up for success down the road, which can lead to less than optimal decisions in a moment of panic.

You can hear more from Roger Holstein about unconscious bias, decision - making, and the changing healthcare landscape here.

For intelligence, imagine there is a force, conscious or unconscious, guiding your every action and decision.

There are unconscious drives and beliefs that affect our decisions and actions in relationships.

To help people make the most appropriate decisions when it comes to working with others and / or recruiting, promoting and managing them, Engage in Learning has launched a video - based, interactive online learning programme on «Unconscious Bias».

Now, implicit bias is a much larger societal issue, and there are many organizations working within school systems to help educators to recognize and mitigate the impact of decisions based on our unconscious attitudes and stereotypes.

The study found significant differences in course placement correlated with students» ethnicity or parental education — potentially indicating teachers» unconscious bias in placement decisions.

-- refers to the attitudes or stereotypes based on patterns and associations about a racial group that affect our understanding, actions, and decisions in an unconscious manner.

This refers to attitudes or stereotypes based on patterns and associations about racial groups that affect understanding, actions, and decisions in an unconscious manner.

Implicit Racial Bias — refers to the attitudes or stereotypes based on patterns and associations about a racial group that affect our understanding, actions, and decisions in an unconscious manner.

There are ways around this — involving diverse decision - makers, unconscious bias training, and better acquainting yourself with what diverse writers are actually writing.

As in If I Stay, Forman tells an emotionally wrenching story that believably captures the mature depth and intensity possible in teenage love as well as the infinite ways that grief of all kinds permeates daily life, from the wormholes of memory that spin out from small moments to the unconscious ways that past pain can influence present decisions.

If there is a concluding thought it is that by becoming conscious of the unconscious process by which we «thin - slice» we can become better at making snap decisions - a useful skill for all of us, but an essential one in some professions, such as those that require the carrying of a gun!

Philip Yim Kwong Cheng of the Australian Catholic University theorized in a 2010 article in the Journal of Behavioral Finance that unconscious thought, which meditation is intended to facilitate, might help in limiting overconfidence, a trait which is often found among money managers and which is documented to lead to poor financial decisions.

Decisions (whether conscious or unconscious) are intrinsic to the process of creating.

It also encapsulates the dynamic of Bourgeois's creative process, as she oscillated between making rational decisions and blindly following her intuition to arrive at a form that expressed her deep unconscious.

Since they are poured, stained, thrown, sprayed, puddled, «textured» etc. rather than directly painted, there is also rather little in the way of conscious or unconscious visual decision - making to see (David Sweet's article «Touched and Untouched» at Abstract Critical is interesting on this).

To realize with dawning horror that scientists are just as human, just as capable of dogma, unconscious assumptions, and irrational decision - making as the rest of us.»

You are left trying to decide if these doubts are simply normal big decision jitters or if they are valid concerns your unconscious is trying to make you aware of.

(This may be a topic for another column, but see for example arbitrator Edna Sussman's paper, «Arbitrator Decision Making: Unconscious Psychological Influences and What You Can Do About Them,» December 20, 2013, American Review of International Arbitration, Vol., No. 3, 2013 available online here.)