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Are your brain’s shortcuts negatively affecting the quality of your decisions? In this video, Peter discusses why we have cognitive biases and outlines the most common biases. For more videos like this visit: https://www.a360.digital
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Spot on wisdom – so much of this is unconscious and providing this information makes it easier to notice. Thank you!
Thank you Peter! I see so many young entrepreneurs trying to build their ideas with a confirmation bias rather than asking for meaningful constructive feedback. This hits the nail on the head!
Peter, There is a more straight forward explanation of Cognitive Biases. It is that people receive intermittent reinforcement for behaviors form persistent way of thinking or behaving. Entrepreneurs are particularly susceptible to these "biases" as they receive many reinforcers for their actions that result in a successful product or service.
Thanks for that great inside but just for improvement purposes: it would have been even better to quote where this is coming from. Maybe in respect for Mister Kahneman 🙂
Little hyper active in this video. 😀. Excellent concept.
Thank you because it helps me to continue questioning myself and my value system in order to realize what my cognitive biases are. I invite you to discover what Jacque Fresco founder of The Venus Project had to say about his proposal, a Global Resource Based Economy and see if your cognitive biases wether let you understand it or accept it. And you know, "The day before something is a breakthrough, it'a crazy idea" 😉 https://www.youtube.com/user/thevenusprojectmedia
I didn't expect that.
so appreciate Peter's laughing these videos. Need so many ideas to break through my industry.
The Confirmation Bias is not the same as the Herd Instinct. Those who align with the Herd Instinct don't actually "think" or certainly don't think for themselves, whereas with Confirmation Bias, there is thinking involved, as long as the thinking affirms oneself and one's biases, even if those biases are based on assumption and sociological conditioning rather than cognitive thought and reasoning.
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