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Chambers, John R.; Windschitl, Paul D. – Psychological Bulletin, 2004
Biases in social comparative judgments, such as those illustrated by above-average and comparative-optimism effects, are often regarded as products of motivated reasoning (e.g., self-enhancement). These effects, however, can also be produced by information-processing limitations or aspects of judgment processes that are not necessarily biased by…
Descriptors: Motivation, Information Processing, Evaluative Thinking, Value Judgment
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Crew, Louie; Norton, Rictor – College English, 1974
Historically, homosexual literature has been ignored, destroyed, and misinterpreted by tacit agreement of all the respectable forces in our homophobic culture. (JH)
Descriptors: Bias, Censorship, Cultural Context, Literary Criticism
Schneider, Michael J.; Foss, Karen A. – 1976
The women's movement has made the issue of language usage an important part of its ideology and an even more important part of its rhetoric. Generally, the position assumed is that English is biased in favor of the male in terms of both syntax and semantics. Much of the work which women have published on this issue reflects a close adherence to…
Descriptors: Bias, Cognitive Processes, Feminism, Linguistic Theory
Rhyne, Dwight C. – Adult Education, 1973
Teachers and counselors in an eight-week institute on problems of school desegregation were used in this study to estimate the degree of change in ethnic attitudes on the rational-irrational and anti-pro minority dimensions of prejudice as related to participation in an intensive adult education experience. (DS)
Descriptors: Adult Education, Adult Learning, Bias, Ethnic Groups