It showed in their legs and in faulty decisions.
Such prediction errors, behavioral economists argue, often lead to faulty decisions.
Most of the time, availability bias is a problem that leads us to make faulty decisions about risk.
It was in asking why the books were not simply stored that one of several faulty decisions became apparent, the official said.
After two weeks of wretched play, of red-zone turnovers and faulty decisions and ugly throws, Sanchez deserved a game ball Sunday.
A faulty analysis — an unwillingness to admit that there is a banking and competitiveness crisis as well as a fiscal crisis — has brought three years of faulty decisions.
Congress has been stymied for years over how to regulate managed health care, in particular over how to hold H.M.O.'s accountable for faulty decisions about treatment.
They did not need shovels, picks or dynamite to cause damage but could instead use "purposeful stupidity" to disrupt organisations and corporations through "faulty decisions".
Results suggest that the faulty decisions identified in this study may be related to: inadequate knowledge, information processing errors, the task environment, perceptual blocks, and expressive blocks.
In the two years since he retired from the Supreme Court, John Paul Stevens has set a new standard, or at least created a new model, for life after the bench: The lone voice crying in the wilderness, publicly challenging the faulty decisions of the institution he left behind.
Even the latest official independent review of PIPs this March found there was "inherent distrust" of the system, due to the "lack of transparency in the assessment process" and the scale of faulty decisions (four out of five cases where a disabled person is denied disability benefits are now overturned on appeal).
