Sentence examples for biased thinking from inspiring English sources

But it's probably not possible to just eliminate all managerial activities that allow biased thinking.

Excessive ruminating, for example, fosters biased thinking, impedes concentration and diminishes a person's ability to solve problems.

But to change biased thinking and unfair stereotypes, we should begin immediately with a national dialogue on race in America and the creation of a national commission to study race-based injustices -- so that eventually there will be less George Zimmermans out there.

Again, the mindful volunteers were more likely to resist the sunk-cost bias, suggesting that actual meditative practice eliminates the biased thinking.

Rendell relies on the same biased thinking to misdirect the police investigation into the lives of the residents whose old houses border Grimble's Field.

Mr. Mbeki has shown his biased thinking by stopping the distribution of AZT to pregnant infected women despite the drug's proven benefits.

Many also have an egocentric bias, thinking only of what affects them directly and ignoring the larger context.

Much of Trump's language and indeed his campaign motto tap into what behavioral scientists call a "nostalgia bias" — thinking things were better in the past then they really were.

Aggregate bias Thinking that an individual physician's patients are somehow unique and do not display the common features of a particular process, this can lead to false diagnoses and unnecessary procedures.

We may experience "hindsight bias," thinking that we knew all along, but we didn't and we can't.

"It was a two-hour training and we went through the basic terminology on who trans people are, why they are disproportionately involved in the criminal justice system, especially trans women of color, and preconceived biases, thinking they're all sex workers or that there is something inherently deviant in being transgender," Strangio told VICE News.