C is for Choice—and for the Biases That Shape It

[Written by ChatGPT. Image credit] How to navigate and ethically leverage the “C” biases in cognitive psychology for influence and income Biases aren’t just quirks of the mind—they’re leverage points. If you understand them, you can nudge people toward better decisions. If you don’t, you’re likely to be nudged yourself. Here’s a breakdown of cognitiveContinueContinue reading “C is for Choice—and for the Biases That Shape It”

The Consistency of Cognitive Biases Across Cultures: Implications for the Human Brain

[Written by Gemini. Image credit] Cognitive biases, defined as systematic deviations from rational judgment, represent predictable patterns of error in human thinking. These biases influence how individuals perceive reality and make decisions, often leading to interpretations and choices that deviate from objective analysis. The field of cognitive science, along with social psychology and behavioral economics,ContinueContinue reading “The Consistency of Cognitive Biases Across Cultures: Implications for the Human Brain”

Beyond Bias: The “B” List That Builds or Breaks Success

[Written by ChatGPT] Use your brain’s blind spots like a pro—or be played by them When you learn about cognitive biases, it feels like getting your hands on the instruction manual for human behavior. These mental shortcuts aren’t just quirks—they’re tools. Especially for enterprising minds. Let’s explore the ones that start with B and breakContinueContinue reading “Beyond Bias: The “B” List That Builds or Breaks Success”