This deck explores the cognitive biases that influence how people perceive information and make decisions. Learners discover how mental shortcuts can distort judgment, leading to systematic errors in reasoning. The cards highlight common biases and explain how awareness of these patterns can improve critical thinking and decision-making.
This deck is for anyone working on fundamentals related to Decision Making, from beginner to intermediate.
You will work on points such as: Which bias appears when people keep noticing only threat-related cues… · Which bias makes people seek only evidence that supports their existi… · Which heuristic makes rare but vivid events feel more likely than the….
1Which bias appears when people keep noticing only threat-related cues in a noisy environment?
Answer: attentional bias
2Which bias makes people seek only evidence that supports their existing beliefs?
Answer: confirmation bias
3Which heuristic makes rare but vivid events feel more likely than they are?
Answer: availability heuristic
4Which bias makes initial numbers strongly influence later estimates?
Answer: anchoring bias
5Which bias occurs when someone only notices facts that match their current mood about a colleague?
Answer: selective perception bias
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