Sentence examples for unconscious errors from inspiring English sources

In the first, he and Tversky did a series of ingenious experiments that revealed twenty or so "cognitive biases" — unconscious errors of reasoning that distort our judgment of the world.

In the first, he and Tversky did a series of ingenious experiments that revealed twenty or so "cognitive biases" -- unconscious errors of reasoning that distort our judgment of the world.

Interestingly, in EEG, we have also shown that unconscious errors triggered increased oscillatory phase synchrony between prefrontal and visual electrodes leading up to the next trial.

These findings suggest that, after unconscious errors, the PFC initiates a top-down biasing mechanisms that "instructs" visual cortex to improve sensory performance (to overcome future errors).

On the Buddhists' theory of unconscious error, see Tillemans (1999, ch. 10; 2011).

While "appearance" is passive, the "conceived object" is associated with an intentional operation of determination (zhen pa) that involves the (involuntary) blurring of the distinction between the mental appearance and an extra-mental particular by way of an unconscious error inherent to the thought process of ordinary beings.

However, the ERN was very small in most young children (ages 7 to 12 years of age), which indicates that unconscious detection of errors is less developed in this age cohort.

Error processing studies with event related potentials have shown that error related negativity (ERN) amplitude (reflecting unconscious detection of an error) in error trials increased with age [ 5].

Heuristic versus calculated rationality, unconscious versus conscious, error-prone versus always right, and so on.

When the pressure is on, Wegner wrote, the unconscious attempt to avoid errors consistently increases their likelihood of occurring.

It might be speculated that lapses in retrieval of one of the two rules may be the reason of the high number of errors remaining unconscious.