Overcoming Cognitive Bias

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1. Introduction

001. Make better decisions by understanding bias.mp4

01:20

2. Overcoming Bias

002. Confirmation bias.mp4

02:51

003. Hindsight bias.mp4

03:11

004. Better-than-average bias.mp4

02:48

005. Attribution bias.mp4

03:12

006. Availability bias.mp4

03:31

007. Backfire bias.mp4

04:17

008. Authority bias.mp4

02:29

009. Inattentional blindness bias.mp4

02:48

010. Anchoring bias.mp4

02:49

011. Blind spot bias.mp4

02:28

3. Conclusion

012. Next steps.mp4

01:49

Description

Your brain processes a ton of information each day, and in order to avoid maxing out your cognitive load, it has to take shortcuts in order to process all of this information. One of the most common shortcuts is using cognitive bias, which is a damaging pattern that hinders your ability to think rationally and make effective decisions. In this course, executive coach and clinical psychologist Dr. Alessandra Wall details ten common cognitive biases. These include confirmation bias, hindsight bias, authority bias, availability bias, and others. Being aware of these biases, and learning how to effectively manage them, can have many practical implications in various areas of your life. These include smarter entrepreneurship, improved relationships, better decision-making in finances, and more accurate judgment overall. Once you understand these cognitive biases, you can mitigate and overcome them.

This course was created by Madecraft. We are pleased to host this training in our library.

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