biases

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Biases

Cognitive bias is a mental shortcut your brain uses to make judgments quickly and efficiently. It basically takes what you already know and uses it to fill in the blanks when encountering new information. Our brains are bombarded with information all day long. To keep up, they rely on these shortcuts based on past experiences, emotions, and beliefs. It's a way to simplify complex situations and make decisions faster. While these shortcuts can be helpful in everyday situations, they can sometimes lead to errors in judgment. Cognitive biases are a normal part of how our brains work, but being aware of them can help us make better decisions. By taking a moment to reflect and consider different perspectives, we can avoid getting tricked by these mental shortcuts.

Anchoring Bias

Confirmation Bias

Dunning Kruger Effect

False Consensus Effect

Gambler's Fallacy Bias

Self Serving Bias

The Bandwagon Effect

Status Quo Bias

Spotlight Effect

Cognitive Dissonance

Outcome Bias

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