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Mind Biases

Lila Santoro

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Sinopsis

Mind Biases explores the hidden ways our minds make systematic errors in judgment. These cognitive biases, or mental shortcuts, significantly influence our choices, often leading us away from rational, informed decisions. The book reveals how heuristics, once vital for quick responses, now cause predictable mistakes in areas like finance, health, and relationships. For instance, confirmation bias leads us to favor information that confirms existing beliefs, while the availability heuristic makes us overestimate the importance of readily available information. This book catalogs specific biases using real-world examples and research from cognitive psychology and behavioral economics. It uniquely synthesizes theoretical frameworks with practical applications, offering a comprehensive toolkit for bias mitigation. Beginning with the history of bias research, the book dedicates chapters to specific biases, then progresses to frameworks for identifying and managing them. Ultimately, Mind Biases emphasizes that awareness is the first step toward better decision-making. By understanding how our minds can be tricked, we can develop strategies to counteract these biases, improving our critical thinking and rational choices in both professional and personal life.
Disponible desde: 02/05/2025.
Longitud de impresión: 90 páginas.

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