Comments on: Lack of sleep contributes to prejudice and stereotyping /news/2013/07/25/lack-of-sleep-contributes-to-prejudice-and-stereotyping/ News from the University of Hawaii Tue, 23 Nov 2021 01:28:15 +0000 hourly 1 By: Melissa Jones /news/2013/07/25/lack-of-sleep-contributes-to-prejudice-and-stereotyping/#comment-30285 Mon, 12 Aug 2013 15:23:18 +0000 http://www.hawaii.edu/news/?p=18628#comment-30285 This is so interesting! When our brains need sleep, it makes sense that we would become lazy and fall back to stereotypes when making decisions. I use a CPAP machine each night and on the rare occasion when I don’t use it, I can tell that I am more irritable, now I need to keep an eye out to ensure that I behave in a non-prejudicial manner as well.

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By: Mr. Raymond Kenneth Petry /news/2013/07/25/lack-of-sleep-contributes-to-prejudice-and-stereotyping/#comment-30178 Fri, 26 Jul 2013 03:42:46 +0000 http://www.hawaii.edu/news/?p=18628#comment-30178 Statistics relies so heavily on agreement of ‘what we know’, we must read all the fine details before deciding on whether the results are correct… That’s nothing new in math class but we can’t rely on any public claim from statistics: because we haven’t read the article…

Did the research distinguish the cause or merely guestimate the cause (“ego depletion”)–? And does Cause then filter through other factors such as ‘Who causes sleepiness’ prompting new assumption on causative factors? Holographic thinking needn’t be linear–‘Educated authority’ (that which comes of learning by taking tests) tells us sleepy people do this perhaps moreso –learn in the process of taking tests– which learning may be affected by conditions present…that of sleepiness–which is but a mental regime with its own ‘speed’ parameters that may have nothing to do with prejudice against scholastic, qualifications, but for example ethno-lingo-historic use of verbiage,-twisting. Would you hire an Applicant who uses the word “logical” to mean talk-a-lot?

Sleepiness probably drives the attention-word-set more than the span.

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By: Snickers /news/2013/07/25/lack-of-sleep-contributes-to-prejudice-and-stereotyping/#comment-30177 Thu, 25 Jul 2013 23:23:57 +0000 http://www.hawaii.edu/news/?p=18628#comment-30177 Did hunger also play a factor? “You’re not you when you’re hungry!”

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