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Heuristics & Cognitive Biases in Social Reasoning

Heuristics & Cognitive Biases in Social Reasoning

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  • Cognitive ConceptsExpand
    • 2. Modes of Processing / Dual Processing
    • 3. Memory
    • 4. Mental Representations
    • 6. Dig Deeper
  • HeuristicsExpand
    • 1. What Are Heuristics?
    • 2. Modes of Processing / Dual Processing
    • 3. Memory
    • 4. Mental Representations
    • 5. The Availability & Representativeness Heuristics
    • 6. Dig Deeper
    • 7. The Availability & Representativeness Heuristics: Conclusion
    • 8. The Anchoring Heuristic (a.k.a. Anchor & Adjust Heuristic)
    • 9. Let’s Practice Identifying & Applying These Three Heuristics
  • Cognitive BiasesExpand
    • 10. What Are Cognitive Biases?
    • 11. Confirmation Bias
    • 12. Status Quo Bias
    • 13. Loss Aversion
    • 14. Risk Aversion
    • 15. In-Group Bias
    • 16. Just World Hypothesis
  • PracticeExpand
    • 9. Let’s Practice Identifying & Applying These Three Heuristics
    • 17. Time to Practice!
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Heuristics & Cognitive Biases in Social Reasoning
Heuristics & Cognitive Biases in Social Reasoning
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17. Time to Practice!

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9. Let’s Practice Identifying & Applying These Three Heuristics

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