What is cognitive bias?
Cognitive biases are systematic errors in our thinking process that leads to poor judgments and bad decisions.
When we process and interpret information to make decisions, we are constantly influenced by internal thoughts and beliefs (cognitive biases) that are not necessarily reasonable, reliable, or even accurate. Cognitive biases create mental barriers that block or filter the reality of a situation.
The good news is that the process of making decisions could be improved by being aware and recognizing those cognitive biases.
Examples of cognitive biases
Example of confirmation bias:
Example of confirmation bias:
Example of survivorship bias:
Example of cognitive bias towards introverts:
Example of availability heuristic:
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