Excessive ruminating, for example, fosters biased thinking, impedes concentration and diminishes a person's ability to solve problems.
To the extent that his novel has been criticized for a solipsistic fixation on characters much like himself, Mr. Gessen blamed the Eggersards for fostering this literary bias.
Finally, the whole paragraph is replete with negative words and phrases ('ban' [twice], 'still,'ablele to get,'badarguablyguably fostering a negativity bias against the proposal.
Currently, claims made for biomarkers are usually made by the scientists involved in the original studies, fostering unwarranted optimism and allegiance bias.
The program consists of assessment, online training when knowledge deficits are identified, and a 3-day onsite education program aimed at reducing levels of self-serving bias in research, fostering ethical decision-making skills, teaching stress management and work management skills, and developing individualized professional development plans that will be tracked across the following year.
Catherine Curry Williams is the founder of Shane's Inspiration, a non-profit dedicated to creating inclusive playgrounds and education programs that foster a bias free world for children with disabilities.
These tend to reflect the bias of the discipline or stakeholder group fostering the approach and may therefore be unpalatable to, and ignored by, other groups.
While speech codes may be born of good intentions, Rauch labels them "misguided," as they enforce silence over fostering dialogue and thus deny minority groups full equality and the opportunity to "denounce and refute views that are biased and bigoted".
We're fostering entrepreneurship".
Encourage fostering where necessary.
