Critical Thinking - Episode 2 - Cognitive Bias


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An overview of some of the most common cognitive biases, unconscious elements in human psychology that impact the way we all think and behave, and which often interfere with our ability to reason well.By: Allan Di Donato
Title: Critical Thinking - Episode 2 - Cognitive Bias
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