Sentence examples similar to subconscious error from inspiring English sources
17 Occurring at a subconscious level, the bias is inevitable and all previous studies of error were tainted by it.
Berlin insisted on the social usefulness of philosophy, however indirect and unobtrusive.[3] By bringing to light often subconscious presuppositions and models, and scrutinising their validity, philosophy identifies errors and confusions that lead to misunderstanding, distort experience, and thus do real harm.
Nurses described using approaches such as subconscious functioning and prioritising to manage their duties, which at times contributed to errors.
"There may be something subconscious on the opposing pitcher's part that he knows facing Pedro the margin for error is very narrow," said David Cone, who last season sat in the Yankees' dugout for those games and yesterday was across the field in the other dugout.
If Ishiguro's early work – A Pale View of Hills, An Artist of the Floating World and The Remains of the Day – featured characters turning over the errors of their pasts, these later works appear to be about how the subconscious serves to reconfigure, to occlude, to bury the past within the tortuous narratives of dreams.
Doubtless, our not-so-subconscious fear of an impending Skynet has both readers and headline writers clamoring for human error in a death related to increasingly intelligent technology.
Named after psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud, the term is used to name an error in a person's actions, including their speech, which is interpreted as an interruption by the person's subconscious and a reflection their true feelings.
