And this work corrects that bias in our culture, that dehumanizing bias.

The Bailout Bias

This is a graph demonstrating the presence of publication bias in studies of publication bias.

Robert Wright on optimism

So there's the optimism.

The Realism of Global Optimism

SP ... These four things. Prospect theory, hyperbolic discounting, status quo bias, base rate bias. They're all well documented.

Otherwise that would introduce bias.

The Cultural Bias of Genetics

Such is the gender bias.

10.5 Gender bias in textbooks

This fills our hearts with optimism.

Gender equality overcoming pervasive gender bias

Larry Brilliant makes the case for optimism

Optimism is merely a lack of information.

Instead, there was a litany of astonishing optimism.

But there's also a wonderful case for optimism.

You know, I can't promise my child a life without bias we're all biased but I promise to bias my child with multiple perspectives.

You know, I can't promise my child a life without bias we're all biased but I promise to bias my child with multiple perspectives.

You have to separate fact from bias, right.

But now here's where the bias comes in.

You have to separate fact from bias, right.

Or as some economists call it, present bias.

And of course the hindsight bias is perfect.

People tend to look at others with bias.

Perhaps we should say the same thing about optimism.

But now let's look at the case for optimism.

Certainly, nothing can give you more optimism than that.

And there's another cognitive bias I'll call confirmation bias, where we tend to accept data that confirms our beliefs and reject data that contradicts our beliefs.

Optimism is sometimes characterized as a belief, an intellectual posture.

And I therefore believe that optimism is what drives architecture forward.

But optimism foundered over the course of 2013, and frustration soared.

There is room for optimism, but much hard work lies ahead.

There was currently a sense of cautious optimism on the ground.

No, it well, it has kind of a right leaning bias.

Some traces of gender bias attitude still remain in school textbooks.

It could be attributable to inadequate training, bias or political pressure.

Secondly, we need to aim off of the optimism of the generals.

Then they said, Okay let's see if there's any cultural bias here.

All in all, there is room for optimism, but we must be realistic.

Now to see the bias clearly you need to understand what introversion is.

And this leads to the second bias, which economists have called loss aversion.

Are offices making efforts to remove the gender bias embedded in standard practice?

Recently, Obama has introduced optimism at a sort of time of global financial crisis.

I leave here today with a profound sense of optimism for the days ahead.