This is the third post in the Bias Study. The Availability Heuristic is in some ways similar to the Anchor Bias. In the Availability Heruristic, ideas or examples that come to mind quickly are valued over those that take longer to recall, or examples that are easier to remember are better than those that are… Read More Bias Study: The Availability Heuristic
This is the first article in the Bias Study The Anchoring bias is where the first thing you judge influence your judgement of all that follows. “First Impressions Mater”-anon This is the bias that most explains the phrase “First impressions mater” , or “you never forget your first”. Anchoring is what tends to happen, often… Read More Bias Study: Anchoring
So I work in a business where the way you think has life or death consequences. What I mean by that is it requires the ability to identify bias, and limiting heuristics in my own thinking and in the thinking of others. This becomes important when you are attempting to find the absolute facts of… Read More The Decider
