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Understanding Cognitive Biases

Understanding Cognitive Biases « Series from 2023

Series from 2023

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Genres: Special Interest

In Understanding Cognitive Biases, Dr. Alexander B.

Swan uses examples from psychology experiments, history, politics, movies, TV, comics, social media, and more to illustrate dozens of cognitive biases that affect us all and shows you how to combat them for a clearer, more accurate view of the world.

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Understanding Cognitive Biases: Why We’re Blind to Our Own Biases
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Why We’re Blind to Our Own Biases

Understanding Cognitive Biases: Things We Want to Be True: Confirmation Bias
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Things We Want to Be True: Confirmation Bias

Understanding Cognitive Biases: We See People In and Behind Everything
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We See People In and Behind Everything

Understanding Cognitive Biases: We Love It Because We Built It
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We Love It Because We Built It

Understanding Cognitive Biases: Why We Think Differently in Groups
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Why We Think Differently in Groups

Understanding Cognitive Biases: Learn Better with Cognitive Biases
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Learn Better with Cognitive Biases

Understanding Cognitive Biases: Expectations Change Results: Observer Bias
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Expectations Change Results: Observer Bias

Understanding Cognitive Biases: Bias Boot Camp for Better Decisions
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Bias Boot Camp for Better Decisions

Understanding Cognitive Biases: We Think Others’ Behaviors Are Their Fault
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We Think Others’ Behaviors Are Their Fault

Understanding Cognitive Biases: How Memory Is Biased toward Misinformation
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How Memory Is Biased toward Misinformation

Understanding Cognitive Biases: How Fast Thinking Leads to a Great Fall
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How Fast Thinking Leads to a Great Fall

Understanding Cognitive Biases: I Knew It All Along: Hindsight Bias
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I Knew It All Along: Hindsight Bias

Understanding Cognitive Biases: Even Random Outcomes Lead to Bias
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Even Random Outcomes Lead to Bias

Understanding Cognitive Biases: How Con Artists Exploit Our Biases
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How Con Artists Exploit Our Biases

Understanding Cognitive Biases: Stereotypes: See the Person, Not the Group
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Stereotypes: See the Person, Not the Group

Understanding Cognitive Biases: Biases from Knowing Too Much or Too Little
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Biases from Knowing Too Much or Too Little

Understanding Cognitive Biases: Is That Memory Mine or Someone Else’s?
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Is That Memory Mine or Someone Else’s?

Understanding Cognitive Biases: I Believe, Therefore I Think: Belief Bias
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I Believe, Therefore I Think: Belief Bias

Understanding Cognitive Biases: Why Emotional Peaks and Endings Matter
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Why Emotional Peaks and Endings Matter

Understanding Cognitive Biases: We Lie to Be Socially Desirable
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We Lie to Be Socially Desirable

Understanding Cognitive Biases: Why Emotional Gaps Cause Trouble
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Why Emotional Gaps Cause Trouble

Understanding Cognitive Biases: Only Survivors Tell the Story
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Only Survivors Tell the Story

Understanding Cognitive Biases: Reactance: You Can’t Watch This Lecture!
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Reactance: You Can’t Watch This Lecture!

Understanding Cognitive Biases: Status Quo: The More Things Change …
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Status Quo: The More Things Change …

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