Sentence examples for exaggerating differences from inspiring English sources
Categorization often leads to exaggerating differences between groups and minimizing differences within groups, resulting in stereotyping.
Unlike Harry's psychosocial approach, this socially blind bio-genetic model actually increases prejudice, by using stigmatising labels and exaggerating differences.
As reviewed elsewhere in this issue (24), in fMRI studies, medication effects appear to minimally impact group differences, although they may be normalizing, thereby potentially minimizing rather than exaggerating differences among the groups.
Hare-Mustin and Maracek (1994) argue, by parallel reasoning, that whether studies that find gender differences, or that fail to find them, should be accepted depends on the relative costs of Alpha Bias (exaggerating differences) and Beta Bias (neglecting differences) in the context at hand.
Results indicate that this final condition, generates the highest model performance metric and creates a more fair comparison since remote, areas in the study area, less likely to experience growth, exaggerate differences in urban growth rates, across the different zoning categories.
Firstly, the FFQ does not allow for differences in portion sizes of fruit, vegetables and cereals which may differ between dietary groups and could exaggerate differences in energy intake between groups.
We have an electoral system that exaggerates differences, rather than helping to resolve them.
As the media fragments and people latch on to their own trusted media source, the tendency to exaggerate differences in opinion only increases.
On the other hand and this is somewhat more surprising the model suggests that sales taxes, even those targeted at luxury goods, might well exaggerate differences in wealth by dampening purchasing (thus reducing the number of transactional links) and encouraging people to invest more of their money.
Ranks sometimes exaggerate differences and someone must rank last.
But categorizing them all as "punk" or "authoritarian" misses the point and exaggerates differences.
