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Bias is a [[DC]] voltage level added to an [[AC]] signal which is to be amplified. This is done to put the AC signal within the amplifying transistor's linear operating area.
 
Bias is a [[DC]] voltage level added to an [[AC]] signal which is to be amplified. This is done to put the AC signal within the amplifying transistor's linear operating area.
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Bias is also a name for a high-frequency sine wave that is added to an audio signal as part of the process of magnetic tape recording; it has the effect of eliminating distortion that would otherwise be caused by magnetic hysteresis.
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Bias is also a name for a high-frequency sine wave added to an audio signal as part of the process of magnetic tape recording; it eliminates distortion that would otherwise be caused by magnetic hysteresis.
    
== Statistics ==
 
== Statistics ==
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== Psychology ==   
 
== Psychology ==   
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A bias is sometimes defined as a violation of a normative standard. For example, the fact that people will be less likely to trade an object they are endowed with for another one-regardless of which initial object they possess-violates the normative standard that preference for an object should not be swayed by what is already possessed.  
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A bias is sometimes defined as a violation of a normative standard. For example, the fact that people will be less likely to trade an object they already have for another one--regardless of which object they initially possess--violates the normative standard that preference for an object should not be swayed by what is already possessed.  
    
Studies of biases in psychology have shown that many principles assumed in economics are incorrect (Kahneman 2003) by illustrating that the notion of a free [[rational agent]] is idealistic.
 
Studies of biases in psychology have shown that many principles assumed in economics are incorrect (Kahneman 2003) by illustrating that the notion of a free [[rational agent]] is idealistic.
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== See also ==
 
== See also ==
 
*[[Media bias]]
 
*[[Media bias]]
*[[Bias-Original Work]]
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*[[Liberal bias]]
 
*[[Liberal quotient]]
 
*[[Liberal quotient]]
 
*[[Essay: Accuracy vs. neutrality on Conservapedia]]
 
*[[Essay: Accuracy vs. neutrality on Conservapedia]]
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[[Category:Disambiguation Pages]]
 
[[Category:Disambiguation Pages]]
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[[Category:Liberal Traits]]
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