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Examining Biases: True or False
 

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Quick truths and myths about biases.

by RENIER LONTOC
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The Dunning-Kruger effect implies experts always underestimate their competence.

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One can eliminate all biases with a single training session.

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Heuristics are mental shortcuts that help in quick judgments.

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Stereotyping is always a deliberate, conscious process.

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All biases are conscious and intentional.

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Availability heuristic requires only emotional reactions.

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Cognitive biases are systematic patterns of deviation from norm or rationality.

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Bias can affect judgments in hiring, lending, and legal decisions.

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Salience bias occurs when attention is drawn to what is most noticeable.

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Confirmation bias leads people to favor information that confirms preconceptions.

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