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Bias
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Soccer fans are well aware of the inconsistency that referees display in calling fouls. Players are allowed to tackle other players as long as they are making a fair play for control of the...
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More Articles
- There Is No Racial Bias in NIH Grant Funding - Virginia Tech
- 12 Biases that Prevent You from Being Rational - George Dvorsky, io9
- Ten Reasons Why You're Not That Smart - David McRaney, Huffington Post
- Professors Admit Anti-Conservative Bias - Emily Smith, Washington Times
- Scientists Who Work for Industry Aren't Evil - Thomas Stossel, Scientist
- Is Society Biased Against Introverts? - William Pannapacker, Chron. Hi. Ed.
- What Makes Somebody 'Unscientific'? - Andrew Pontzen, NewScientist
- Teachers 'Think' Girls Are Worse at Math - University of Texas
- How Emotions Jump from Face to Face - S. Graham & J. Graham, SciAm
- Prejudice: Simple Bigotry or Basic Human Need? - Science 2.0
- Unwatched Umpires Show Ethnic Bias - John Timmer, Ars Technica
- Like Humans, Monkeys May Exhibit Prejudice and Bias - Science Daily
- Scientists Combat Charge of Ideological Bias - Lena Groeger, Scienceline
- Low Self-Esteem Can Lead to Prejudice - Assoc. for Psychological Science
- Social Psychologists Detect Liberal Bias Within - John Tierney, NY Times