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Significats de confirmation bias en anglès

rus
склонность к подтверждению своей точки зрения
portuguès
viés de confirmação
català
biaix de confirmació
espanyol
sesgo de confirmación

Tendency of people to favor information that confirms their beliefs or hypotheses.

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biaix de confirmació
Ús de confirmation bias en anglès
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And so, having a technology that increases confirmation bias probably isn't good.
Wired
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I think the internet in its current incarnation is a confirmation bias machine.
Wired
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One might think this is simply due to confirmation bias.
The Guardian
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The debate about Brexit is largely informed by confirmation bias.
The Irish Times
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And yet, human evolution has not selected against confirmation bias.
Wired
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If we only look for convergence, it creates confirmation bias.
The South African
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Much has to do with a class of confirmation bias.
The Irish Times
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The more gullible of the two paranormal investigators was tacitly admitting to confirmation bias.
The Irish Times
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But is there a little confirmation bias in play here?
The Guardian
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Hindsight tells us the Irish bid for the World Cup was guilty of confirmation bias.
The Irish Times
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They drink the Kool-Aid of Daily Mail confirmation bias.
The Guardian
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This phenomenon is called confirmation bias, a term coined in 1960 by British psychologist Peter Wason.
The Irish Times
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But at this point, I think Mendel's work is considered to be an example of confirmation bias.
The Guardian
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It could be a ' confirmation bias', where we seek out information that supports what we already believe.
The Irish Times
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Clinicians should recognize confirmation bias as a potential pitfall in medical decision making in the emergency department.
Pubmed
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It's an easy task to make a slur stick - confirmation bias does the job for you.
Radio NZ