All discourses, including scientific ones, are vulnerable to confirmation bias, in which evidence supporting the discourse is more likely to be noticed and accepted than evidence disconfirming the discourse [ 120].
Tailored for those who are "better-educated, better-informed, well-travelled, and with higher earning power", these projects are paving the way for a heterogeneous public housing landscape powered by and supporting the discourse of an open, cosmopolitan Singapore.
The Berkeley Program on Israeli Law, Economy and Society (ILES) is a cross-campus initiative supporting academic discourse and scholarship on the study of Israel, through course coordination, programming, and research support.
These perspectives show that international organizations and other non-state actors are considered to be critical in supporting DRM discourses in the SADC.
In fact, a large number of firms are supporting 'watercooler discourses'.
At Yale, we engage through learning programs, speaker events and discussions groups with students, faculty and members of our community who support intelligent discourse.
In any case, his theoretical commitments led him to be suspicious of Grebo's ability to support moral discourse, since he thinks it is unreliable.
This is a necessary service to scientific progress, but it is not sufficient to support the discourse about a systemic change as we see it rising over the horizon.
These managers also help share knowledge gained through team deliberations with other shifts, use creative management techniques to improve time efficiencies to support team discourse, and use their available budgets to improve the technologies (IT system) that support learning and sharing of knowledge across the unit.
This discourse was replaced by two discourses supporting an identity-based and categorical conceptualization: the emerging medical discourse and the discourse of the first gay-rights movements.
But the political discourse supporting immigration restrictions has always leaned heavily on supposed threats of violence, both criminal and ideological.
