Created by Ben Armstrong
over 5 years ago
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Question | Answer |
Illusion of Control (Heuristics and Biases) | tendency for human beings to believe that they can control or at least influence outcomes which they demonstrably have no influence over |
Overconfidence (Heuristics and Biases) | when a person has an overconfidence in their judgements, particularly when unsure |
Anchoring & Adjustment (Heuristics and Biases) | Failure to adjust estimates sufficiently from an initial anchor - different starting points yield different estimates |
Availability (Heuristics and Biases) | Images that are vivid, easily imagined, easily processed, or consistent with memory are seen more as reality |
Representativeness (Heuristics and Biases) | We judge the likelihood of an event based on how closely it fits our expectations - is not based on underlying probability. |
Confirmation Bias (Heuristics and Biases) | Nickerson (1998) one sided, case building process. deliberately selecting evidence that fits your hypothesis to shape facts. |
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