Examples of using The optimism in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Now we interfere with the region that we found to integrate negative information in this task, and the optimism bias grew even larger.
This feeling doesn't reflect the optimism of a World Bank report this year on Egypt.
The optimism bias has been observed in many different countries-- in Western cultures, in non-Western cultures, in females and males, in kids, in the elderly.
I took heart in the optimism Hillary projected that night, and in the many polls that showed her with a comfortable lead.
Looking forward, gold may underperform bitcoin in November, as the optimism on the U. S.-China trade front may reduce haven demand for the metal.
Now we interfere with the region that we found to integrate negative information in this task, and the optimism bias grew even larger.
As having turned the optimism of Oslo into the suffering and grief of victims and their loved ones.
Then we interfered with the brain region that we found to integrate good news in this task, and the optimism bias disappeared.
As having turned the optimism of Oslo into suffering and grief of victims and their loved ones.
I appreciate the optimism, But I expect bloodcurdling screams Followed by frothing at the mouth.
We can decide that we wish to draw from this reality the positive desires, the optimism because the future may be different for the better.
Cause real americans are raised on instant gratification And the optimism that if they mess up, Things will somehow all work out.
strategy, and, most importantly, the optimism that another world is possible.
explores the optimism that once defined her youth.
His goal was to create a symbol that represents the optimism and courage of the people following the stock market crash of 1986.
Now I happen to completely agree with the optimism of this first quote,
The optimism that animated the imaginations of leaders like Rabin and Sharon- who imagined peace with the Palestinians,
The optimism that U.S. President Donald Trump exuded Wednesday about the possibility of a comprehensive peace deal for the region, far beyond a“small” agreement with the Palestinians, sounds more like wishful thinking bought at a big discount from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
This captain is going to use our findings on the optimism bias to try to explain to the firefighters why they think the way they do,