He explores a range of competing explanations that have been proposed - travel, familiarity with the venue, the impact of the crowd, referee bias, player confidence, and territoriality based on our evolutionary history.
According to this logic, the Super Eagles shouldn't be managed by, say, a Yoruba because he will be biased towards Yoruba players.
Most of the teams the Bison faced were all-white, and some matches saw fights, red cards, and, according to some players, biased referees and acts of discrimination from opponents and on the touchline.
It was biased toward inside players, exclusionary, and worst of all, failed to acknowledge the changed reality of modern communications technology.
Also MSN has made great strides with video, so that of course is probably biased toward Windows Media Player," said Nielsen senior analyst Greg Bloom.
That made it 1-4 alarmlarm bells were ringing – much to the glee of the crowd which is always biased towards South American players out here on the Florida Keys.
The game players are biased for being a winner.
We also stage games with biased refereeing so the players can get used to it". He is attempting to foster a mentality where his men take full responsibility for their own performances.
People might say I am biased as an ex-United player but I am just saying 'look at things from a balanced point of view'.
By manipulating parameters such as the amount of working memory and an operational measure of perceived outcomes, the game could be biased in favor of one player over the other, a result not predicted from game theory.
