Cognitive Bias

A cognitive bias is a systematic pattern of deviation from rational judgment, often leading to predictable errors in thinking. These mental shortcuts, or Heuristics, shape our perception of reality and can influence our decisions, sometimes leading to Irrationality.

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Linked from: Behavioral Economics, Behavioral Finance, Behavioral Science, Brain Rot, Change Aversion, Choice Architecture, Confirmation Bias, Conspiracy Theory, Default Bias, Default Effect, Echo Chamber, Expectation Bias, Experimenter Effect, Fallacy, False Belief, False Memory, Framing Effect, Groupthink, Heuristic, Heuristics, Imposter, Irrationality, Loss Aversion, Market Psychology, Novelty Effect, Nudge, Nudge Theory, Observer Bias, Omission Bias, Prospect Theory, Self Deception, Status Quo Bias, Status Quob Bias, Suboptimal Choices, Subtle Influence, Sunk Cost

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