In short, the attempt to banish biased thoughts worked, to some extent.
Among the pundits, there are, to oversimplify, two opposing (and ideologically biased) strains of thought about the effect of welfare reform on children: (1) children will be uplifted by their mothers' successful efforts to better themselves and (2) children will be starving in the streets if their mothers fail to cut it in the workforce.
Almost half of Americans in the new survey (48percentt) said that they believed the media's coverage of the trial was biased against Zimmerman, while 12percentthoughtht coverage was biased in his favor and 18percentt said it was not biased.
The same applies to the rest of the aggregates; would we allow ourselves to have unpleasant thoughts, nightmares & feelings, biased and often inaccurate perception and instincts (and so on) if we had the choice?
For more on awards season, including Benioff, Mazzara and Gilligan's thoughts on whether Emmy voters are biased against genre shows, check out the video.
The ways in which ancient tree diagrams have found their way into evolutionary thought have therefore, knowingly or unknowingly, been strongly biased toward these philosophical and religious ideas.
While I'm biased as Mr. January 2012, I'm glad it was their thought, not mine.
"Hostile people have hostile thoughts; hostile thoughts are implicitly associated with the colour red, and therefore hostile people are biased to see this colour more frequently," the researchers said, reporting their findings in the Journal of Personality.
"Can you hold that thought until we come back from a break?" Television is not biased, it's relentless: one word ("front-runner") can launch a thousand pictures.
Likewise, to imply that scientists present biased material merely because they are employed by industry is inaccurate and ill thought out," Neville wrote.
