Unlock the keys to smarter thinking and decision making in this comprehensive video guide that unveils 31 common cognitive biases that often skew our perception and judgement.
These biases are divided into three key categories:
- Perception and Attention Biases
- Social and Group Biases
- Self-related and Emotional Biases
In this video, we discuss each bias in detail, providing clear examples to help you identify and avoid them in your everyday life. These biases include well-known concepts such as the Anchoring Bias, Confirmation Bias, and the Dunning-Kruger effect, as well as less-known ones such as the Hungry Judge Effect and the Illusion of Explanatory Depth.
Recognizing and understanding these biases is an important step towards becoming a better thinker, enhancing your decision-making skills, and improving your interpersonal interactions.
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Whether you're striving to be a critical thinker, aspiring to be a more effective speaker, or just interested in understanding the quirks of the human mind, this video is a valuable resource.
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// Timestamps
0:00 - Intro
0:37 - Tier 1: Perception and Attention Biases
4:05 - Tier 2: Social and Group Biases
6:53 - Tier 3: Self and Emotional Biases
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I'm Zack Hassan, a junior doctor living in Edinburgh, Scotland who studied at Cambridge University. I'm passionate about the art of debating, critical thinking and trying to use our knowledge and skills to make the world around us a better place.
