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Category Boundaries Can Be Accentuated Without Increasing Intergroup Bias

Group Processes & Intergroup Relations, 2009
Two studies tested whether the boundaries separating groups could be strengthened without increasing intergroup bias. Using a modified minimal group paradigm, the salience of the group distinction was manipulated through instructions that either called attention to the division between the two groups (high salience), or to dimensions orthogonal to ...
David M. Deffenbacher, Bernadette Park, Charles M. Judd, Joshua Correll   +3 more
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Autoconversion rate bias in stratiform boundary layer cloud parameterizations

Atmospheric Research, 2002
Because of their large grid-box size, global climate models do not explicitly represent small-scale processes occurring in cloud systems in the marine boundary layer. One such process, which is thought to have an important climatological effect, is the production of warm rain.
R Wood, P.R Field, W.R Cotton
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The reflection method of line intercept sampling to eliminate boundary bias

Environmental and Ecological Statistics, 1994
When a line transect overlaps the boundary of the sampled region, it can be reflected back on top of itself into the region, thereby making it possible to include elements near the edge twice from the same transect. A practical advantage of doing so is the reduction of field time and effort compared to the customary procedure of folding the transect ...
Timothy G. Gregoire, Nicholas S. Monkevich   +1 more
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Bias as Boundary Object: Unpacking The Politics Of An Austerity Algorithm Using Bias Frameworks

2023 ACM Conference on Fairness Accountability and Transparency, 2023
Gabriel Grill, Fabian Fischer 0004, Florian Cech   +2 more
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Bias Contagion Across Racial Group Boundaries

Journal of Nonverbal Behavior, 2023
Chanel Meyers, Amanda Williams, Max Weisbuch, Kristin Pauker   +3 more
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Construal level as a boundary condition for the spatial agency bias.

2011
Repeated everyday actions such as writing have been proved to produce consistent mental schemata later used to represent social interactions. The preference for depicting the agent of an action to the left of the recipient (at least in Western societies) is known as the Spatial Agency Bias (SAB, Chatterjee, 2002) and has been related to the rightward ...
M. Giacomantonio, SUITNER, CATERINA
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Effect of bias-enhanced nucleation on the microstructure and thermal boundary resistance of GaN/SiNx/diamond multilayer composites

Materials Characterization, 2023
Chao Yuan
exaly  

Electoral bias oue to the boundary delimitations: A new districting model

2021
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Relative prosodic boundary strength and prior bias in disambiguation

Speech Prosody 2010, 2010
Michael Wagner, Serena Crivellaro
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Estimation of the hazard rate function with a reduction of bias and variance at the boundary

Discussiones Mathematicae Probability and Statistics, 2023
Bożena Janiszewska, Roman Różański
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