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The retrospective nature as well as the size of our sample and sampling methodmay have causedbias
Many factorscan influenceattentional bias
the observer(passive) caused byinherent bias
Essential nutrients may promote the development of certain brain functionsthereby causingconfounding bias
not do business with the ones who docan causereciprocation bias
Among the roadblocks are : some claimedwould causeundue bias
no partnerships or other relationshipscould causeinherent bias
higher case - severity mix at certain types of hospitals(passive) may be caused byconfounding bias
by environmental cues(passive) to be influenced byattentional bias
baseline state anxiety(passive) are influenced byattentional bias
low pretest - probability low relative - risk data / clinical relationships under situations of intense financial and other forms of pressurecan causebias
Social exclusioninfluencesattentional bias
emotional statescan influenceattentional bias
These two points bothcausecofounding bias
our persistent thoughts(passive) to be overly influenced byAttentional bias
all financial and personal relationships to other persons and organizationscould ... influencebias
any financial and personal relationships with other people or organizationscould ... influencebias
any financial or personal relationships with other people or organizationscould influencebias
no financial and personal relationships with other people or organizationscould ... influencebias
no financial or personal relationships with other people or organizationscould ... influencebias
financial or personal relationships or interests with other people or organizationscould ... influencebias
no affiliation with partnerswould causeinherent bias
no disclosure or any financial and personal relationships with other people or organizationscould ... influencebias
systematic differences between those who are selected for a study and those who are not(passive) caused byBias
measurement error with an instrumental variable approach that uses a second performance as instrument(passive) caused bybias
the retrospective nature of the studycausesbias
poor study design , inadequate follow - up or incomplete publication of results(passive) caused bybias
Calculation of summary estimates by combining studies without correcting for possible bias - causing factors between studiesmay causebias
the influence of a single data collector(passive) caused bybias
to underestimation of risks and overestimation of knowledge in investorsleadsto underestimation of risks and overestimation of knowledge in investors
them to rely too heavily on their own perspective when trying to consider the perspective of otherscausesthem to rely too heavily on their own perspective when trying to consider the perspective of others
our judgmentwill ... influenceour judgment
pretty muchcontributespretty much
oppositionhad causedopposition
to the court?s integritywas causingto the court?s integrity
to a miscarriage of justiceleadingto a miscarriage of justice
to the courts integritywas causingto the courts integrity
to inaccurate treatment effect estimationleadsto inaccurate treatment effect estimation
a person to processes emotionally negative information preferentially over emotionally positive informationcausesa person to processes emotionally negative information preferentially over emotionally positive information
from the facies sensitivity of different taxaresultingfrom the facies sensitivity of different taxa
what problems attentional bias ... you likemight causewhat problems attentional bias ... you like
a person to process emotionally negative information preferentially over emotionally positive informationcausesa person to process emotionally negative information preferentially over emotionally positive information
from industry fundingresultingfrom industry funding
to low self - esteemleadsto low self - esteem
harm to the self and the communitycauseharm to the self and the community
to wrong causal conclusionscan leadto wrong causal conclusions
someone to assume that his colleagues all share his political beliefs and social valuescan causesomeone to assume that his colleagues all share his political beliefs and social values
anxietycausesanxiety
peopleleadspeople
the decisioninfluencedthe decision
you likemight causeyou like
to craving and failuremay contributeto craving and failure
us to ignore the hardships of others ... but we obviously notice our ownpromptsus to ignore the hardships of others ... but we obviously notice our own
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how one perceives and processes information in the present moment , from the pastwill influencehow one perceives and processes information in the present moment , from the past
for examplecan ... causefor example
to craving and failure to stop smokingmay contributeto craving and failure to stop smoking
perceived fairnesscan influenceperceived fairness
how one perceiveswill influencehow one perceives
to ( unconsciously ) biased judgements of fairnessalso leadsto ( unconsciously ) biased judgements of fairness
someone who is giving a public talkcan causesomeone who is giving a public talk
someone who did something embarrassing a few days ago to overestimate the likelihood that others will remember it nowcan causesomeone who did something embarrassing a few days ago to overestimate the likelihood that others will remember it now
from a decreased activation of the left prefrontal cortexmay resultfrom a decreased activation of the left prefrontal cortex
the spotlight effectcausesthe spotlight effect
to the spotlight effectleadsto the spotlight effect
to entrenched pay gapshas ledto entrenched pay gaps
someone to overestimate the amount of work that they contributed to a group projectcan causesomeone to overestimate the amount of work that they contributed to a group project