The absence of No: Decision-making in corporate America
Picture this: you are sitting in a conference room surrounded by leaders and middle management. Someone has just finished delivering a presentation about whatever the hottest new project is. The...
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In cognitive science, choice-supportive bias is the tendency to view decisions you have made in the most favorable light. Essentially, we are all hardwired to subconsciously reinforce decisions we have...
View ArticleOutcome bias and the psychology that prevents sustained success
In psychology, there is a phenomenon called Outcome Bias, which basically means that we tend to judge the efficacy of a decision based primarily on how things turn out. After a decision is made, we...
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