They are biased toward negative or threatening information in their environment, and they tend to see ambiguous information in a negative light (Romens et al. 2011).
If an agent believes that black men are more likely than white men to have or use guns, and this belief causes the agent to more readily see ambiguous objects in the hands of black men as guns, then when the agent relies upon visual perception as evidence to confirm her beliefs, she will have moved in a vicious circle.
Perhaps she saw something ambiguous and drew a mistaken conclusion.
Others see something ambiguous and get suspicious.
Some radiologists see something ambiguous and are comfortable calling it normal.
Everything that can be seen as ambiguous needs to be recognised as the fact he is leading a transitional phase.
The state tests, which began being administered to 4th, 8th and 11th graders two years ago, have also been harshly criticized because of their length, what some have seen as ambiguous instructions and their being corrected by companies that did not require employees to have teaching degrees.
The final scene is marked "unscripted" in the score, and Mr. Morris has created a last pas de deux that he sees as ambiguous rather than happily ever after, an ending that doesn't negate the tragedy of social violence and hatred that pervade the work.
The trio were accused of misrepresenting what was said at the meeting but the investigation found there was no case to answer for misconduct or gross misconduct, because their comments could at their strongest be seen as "ambiguous or misleading" but not deliberate lies.
When demonstrating the second type of sketching behavior, designers are able to see an ambiguous shape as different complete shapes so as to associate divergent design ideas.
