Sentence examples for generating reasons from inspiring English sources

Research has shown that generating reasons often improves probability calibration, even if the subjects generate their own reasons.

Our all-too-human negativity bias then kicks in and our brains start generating reasons why we might fail.

For both altruistic and revenue generating reasons, Strickland's lab had begun regularly performing such analyses.

Decision-making without public discussion – standard practice in the making of European financial policies – is not only undemocratic, but also inefficient in terms of generating reasoned practical solutions.

Certainly we should not extend the range of a precedent beyond its generating reason especially when another policy, here the plain words of an Act of Congress, will be impaired by doing so.

General goals (to persuade or explore) were crossed with specific goals (to generate reasons or counterarguments/rebuttals) in a 3 × 3 randomized design using 224 undergraduates.

However, Schoemaker shows that if subjects are asked to generate reasons for extreme outcomes, their confidence ranges may actually shrink (instead of stretch) because of incredulity about the reasons generated.

Analyses of decision times and reason judgment correlations suggest that the effects of analytic thought in this domain are partially due to a general shift in decision strategy, and not exclusively to biases in the content of generated reasons.

Many proponents of the instrumental principle would agree that it does not generate reasons for action.

Do any grounds there might be for insisting on individual self-ownership also generate reasons to insist on Lockean private ownership of the world?

A more interesting and more explicit attempt than Singer's to deny IRT is Hampton 1998: 76 77; she denies IRT on the ground that deliberation involves norms of rationality which generate reasons which cannot be classified as internal reasons.