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Master Critical Thinking Skills For Robust Decision Making
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About Master Critical Thinking Skills For Robust Decision Making
Introduction
Bugs in Our Thinking Software
Decision Errors
Cognitive Biases & Blind-Spots
Memory
Time
Emotions
Association Bias
Priming
Framing
Alternative Blindness
Availability
Survivorship Bias
Affect Heuristic
Representativeness Bias
Halo Effect
Status Quo Bias
Fundamental Attribution Error
Consistency & Confirmation Bias
Contrast
Liking
Reciprocity
Authority
Social Proof
Anchoring
Scarcity & Loss Aversion
Ownership & Endowment Effect
Action Bias
Reason Respecting
Stress Induced Bias
In Group & Out Group
Incentive Induced Bias
Narrative Fallacy
Post Hoc Fallacy
Say Something Syndrome
Regression to the Mean
Overconfidence Bias
What You Will Learn?
- This comprehensive class / course is based on the most updated findings of cognitive science and social psychology, and shaped by practical needs of the day. It incorporates both research and practice to help you improve your personal and business decision making and problem-solving skills..
- First two lectures show how our brain makes decisions and why we tend to make irrational judgements. It provides a brief background on cognitive science. This section shows how all decision mistakes can be categorized into two broad types: systematic and unsystematic..
- The next lecture introduces 40 most important cognitive biases and blind-spots. It classifies those into 4 different categories, including 10 psychological biases that are heavily used as social influencing tools. .
- Next 33 lectures one by one shows how we can detect and rectify the 40 most important cognitive biases and blind-spots in order to make more optimum decisions under uncertainty and ambiguity..