Sentence examples for error in thinking from inspiring English sources
"I think they are committing a fundamental error in thinking that the policies we are following are weakening France, when in fact these policies are strengthening it," he told Europe 1.
Then, mulling things over, he comes to realize his error in thinking that he has seen through the veil to the reality beneath.
He contended that Republicans out to roll back the welfare state made a fundamental error in thinking that politicians and their actions drive history.
No error in thinking about social facts is more serious than the failure to see their place and function" (Asch, 1952, p. 61).
As a partial answer, we suggest a common error in thinking about brains the failure to account for relations between spatial and temporal scales that might be generally expected in complex systems.
He believes that many misdiagnoses are the result of readily identifiable — and often preventable — errors in thinking.
Still, doctors get their diagnoses wrong 15percentto20percentcent of the time, and half of these mistakes result in serious harm or even death — because the majority of misdiagnoses result from errors in thinking, not logistics.
"We made some real errors in thinking that it would be like Desert Storm and we would just hold prisoners of war for a period of time and we'd release them".
One place to start is by acknowledging two errors in thinking that have blighted U.S. policy in the past decade: the conservative delusion that the United States could, more or less single-handedly, use its military power to reinvent the Middle East, and the liberal illusion that we could simply walk away from the mess that Bush, Cheney & Co. created.
We argue that scientific thinking, although fallible, is ultimately school psychologists' best safeguard against a host of errors in thinking.
They also pointed out that the approach gives instructors greater opportunity to detect errors in thinking, and supports creative problem-solving and effective communication.
