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All posts tagged "cognitive bias"

  • Michael Schreiner | February 1, 2016

    More Time Does Not Mean Higher Quality

    A cognitive bias most of share is that if it takes a long time to create then its...

  • Michael Schreiner | January 15, 2015

    Not For The Faint Of Heart

    It might sound counterintuitive but when people are hopeful and motivated to make important lifestyle changes at the start...

  • Michael Schreiner | March 25, 2014

    Feedback Loop

    We have a natural tendency to try to make sense of the world around us by assigning causation...

  • Michael Schreiner | February 13, 2014

    Loss Aversion

    Loss aversion means that you are more negatively affected by the prospect of losing something than you are...

  • Michael Schreiner | February 6, 2014

    Power Of The Word Because

    I’m usually pretty skeptical of the word ‘because’ when people are explaining their life issues. It’s a way...

  • Michael Schreiner | January 23, 2014

    Paranoia

    One of the factors that complicates the experience of paranoia is that in many cases, there is evidence to...

  • Michael Schreiner | October 18, 2013

    Anchors

    Most of us form opinions about ourselves and the world based on anchors, or set points on which...

  • Michael Schreiner | October 25, 2012

    Unconscious Conflict

    Have you ever noticed yourself capitulating to someone’s argument without really knowing how or why? We often make...

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