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"There are both intentional and unintentional sources of bias," says Kittur.

The innovation bias is particularly strong in the United States, Shenkar argues.

And, despite my interactive bias, it turned out that this was where the art of storytelling really emerged.

But second, it would be folly to put the burden of adjustment solely on them, for that would create a huge deflationary bias.

This psychological bias many too numerous to mention, there is an urgent need for psychological Thanksgiving time for each person to the baptism of the soul.

We need a narrative of episodes of severe unemployment that does not embody crude make-work bias but does not deny the existence of large amounts of involuntary unemployment.

He owed me a bias.

They also have to deal with selection bias.

To introduce a local bias, add the gl parameter to Google's search results URL.

Confirmation bias is a psychological phenomenon in which people are more likely to remember events that fit their worldview.

But the bias against poetry they had picked up, the view of it as a product of unsteady masculinity, was too much even for Yeats to overcome.

The subjects were then moved to another room and in a separate experiment they showed lefty bias, choosing to place items considered to be "good" in a box on the left.

Don't let her insults bias you against your husband.

Just as in a courtroom, where lawyers can, by virtue of their authority, bias witnesses by suggesting answers to them, designers can inadvertently bias interview subjects by implicitly (or explicitly) suggesting solutions or opinions about behaviors.

Students should look out for what he calls the "happy graduate bias," where unemployed graduates are less likely to report their status than their salaried former classmates.

Critics say Singapore's courts have set a low bar; prosecutors simply have to show that a defendant could have given an average reader an impression of judicial bias or impropriety.

A practicing forensic scientist has a built-in bias or predisposition toward the prosecution's side.

Labour's pro-speculator and anti-industry bias has left the country far less capable of exploiting the benefits of a lower pound than ought to be the case.

It is, claims the economist, an example of anti-India bias.

This study is fascinating not only because it shows a bias in how we think about others' behaviours but also because it demonstrates the importance of psychology studies themselves.

Even the tiniest bias in physics will show up as a big difference after thousands of generations.