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This Shipslides page presents Cognitive Biases — Glitches in Human Reasoning as an interactive HTML presentation deck in the Psychology catalog with 30 slides. The share page keeps the uploaded deck sandboxed while exposing readable context, topics, and a slide outline for viewers and search engines.
Humans are not the rational actors of classical economics. We are decision-making machines built by evolution for a world very different from the one we inhabit — and our shortcuts show. Key sections include: Cognitive Biases; The Rational Animal — A Myth; The Men Who Mapped Irrationality; Confirmation Bias; The Availability Heuristic; Anchoring Bias; Loss Aversion; The Dunning-Kruger Effect; The Halo Effect; The Sunk Cost Fallacy.
Key sections
- 01Cognitive Biases
- 02The Rational Animal — A Myth
- 03The Men Who Mapped Irrationality
- 04Confirmation Bias
- 05The Availability Heuristic
- 06Anchoring Bias
- 07Loss Aversion
- 08The Dunning-Kruger Effect
- 09The Halo Effect
- 10The Sunk Cost Fallacy
- 11Hindsight Bias
- 12The Fundamental Attribution Error
- 13Status Quo Bias
- 14The Planning Fallacy
- 15In-Group Favoritism
- 16The Framing Effect
- 17Survivorship Bias
- 18Overconfidence
- 19The Representativeness Heuristic
- 20Priming
- 21Choice Architecture and Nudges
- 22Fallacies of Random Sequences
- 23The Mere Exposure Effect
- 24The Optimism Bias
