Sentence examples for basic biases from inspiring English sources

The notions of "truth" and "objective" knowledge and facts within science, while largely still exalted in the mainstream, have been advanced by critical thinkers to be more an "intersubjective" consensus among interested parties who at best remove their egos but rarely abandon their most basic biases favoring a shared reality from the collection of data and shared discourses.

David: My basic bias is that government should embrace reasonably aggressive measures to pre-empt racist activity (though not racist thought).

The anger of the Bosnian government about the West's refusal to go further tended to hide the basic bias towards that government.

But the basic bias was correct: it is more important to improve children's life chances than to coax their parents into marriage.

And the marginal stature Islamic material holds for Western audiences is at least as much a product of basic cultural biases as of institutional failures.

By focusing on crucial insights from behavioural economics and psychology, we highlight the incentive factors, the basic cognitive biases and the psychological phenomena that cause this disconnect.

Rate variation among sites can be caused by basic molecular biases like strand asymmetry or by natural selection.

Recent research has extended Beck's theory to more basic cognitive biases.

The central components of this model include basic processing biases in attention and interpretation that can operate independently of awareness or intent and serve to strengthen the representation of threat-related information, increasing the chance that they will break though into awareness in the form of intrusive thoughts.

Hyperbole, you see, has always been with us, since it reflects a basic communicative bias.

The problem wasn't a lack of evidence but a basic human bias: we see only what we're prepared to believe.