Cognitive bias

I've been looking up one cognitive bias a day to learn more about why we do the things that we do that don't make any sense. Here's what I've learned so far.

Cognitive Bias Podcast Season One

The Cognitive Bias Podcast: Pilot - The Bandwagon Effect

This week we look at the bias blind spot and how it relates to the debates we'll be having with each other over the next four years.

Cognitive Bias Podcast Episode 2: Bias Blind Spot

This week, one of the biggest, baddest, scariest biases of them all. And one of the main reasons we're in the mess we're in.

Cognitive Bias Season One

Cognitive Bias Podcast Episode 4: Confirmation Bias

This week we learn why it's important to question your beliefs.

Cognitive Bias Podcast Season 1

Cognitive Bias Podcast Episode 5: Congruence Bias

Knowing about this bias will help you get better at hiring people and buying cars.

Cognitive Bias Podcast Episode Six: Contrast Effect

Exposure-suspicion Bias

Where do we draw the line when it comes to using cognitive bias to get an advantage?

Extreme Aversion Bias

Sometimes more information is just more, not better.

Information Bias

Ep.3 Cognitive Bias

More at https://www.philosophytalk.org/shows/cognitive-bias.

Aristotle thought that rationality was the faculty that distinguished humans from other animals. However, psychological research shows that our judgments are plagued by systematic, irrational, unconscious errors known as ‘cognitive biases.’ In light of this research, can we really be confident in the superiority of human rationality? How much should we trust our own judgments when we are aware of our susceptibility to bias and error? And does our awareness of these biases obligate us to counter them? The Philosophers shed their biases with Brian Nosek from the University of Virginia, co-Founder and Executive Director of the Center for Open Science.

Cognitive Bias

The pursuit of absolute certainty is the riskiest pursuit of all.

Zero-Risk Bias

When you think you knew it all along, you probably didn't.

Cognitive Bias Podcast Season Two

Hindsight Bias

This is a recording of my talk at UX Copenhagen about how we can design in a way that leverages or mitigates cognitive bias.

Cognitive Bias Podcast

Design for Cognitive Bias

David Dylan Thomas studies human behavior to develop better content strategies. Dave's cognitive-bias hacks help you tame counter-productive thought processes to create less biased content experiences.

Content Strategy Interviews

David Dylan Thomas: Cognitive Bias & Content Strategy - 027

More at https://www.philosophytalk.org/shows/cognitive-bias.

Special announcement about an upcoming limited series run of The Cognitive Bias Podcast LIVE!

Cognitive Bias Podcast: Bonus Season

The (limited) Return of The Cognitive Bias Podcast!

David Dylan Thomas can help you tame the unconscious biases that can undermine your design decision-making.

These biases are strong. You may never conquer them all. But recognizing them and accounting for them in your content strategy and design work can mitigate the hazards they present.

You need to be on your toes at every turn to account for these cognitive biases. They can affect the products and experiences you design, your collaborations with your team, and your own behavior. Dave's book shows you how to deal with each of these challenges.

https://ellessmedia.com/csi/david-dylan-thomas-2/

Content Strategy Insights

David Dylan Thomas: Design for Cognitive Bias - 080

In this live recording we interview Kristina Halvorson, CEO of Brain Traffic and founder of Confab Events, about topics ranging from the role content strategy plays in mitigating bias, the value of plain language in politics, and the power of active listening.

Cognitive Bias Podcast Bonus Season

Kristina Halvorson

On this latest episode of the live podcast, we talk to Active Voice founder Sara Wachter-Boettcher about leadership, white supremacy, and the ways in which design perpetuates systems of oppression.

Sara Wachter-Boettcher

In this episode, we talk to content strategist Margo Stern about fighting bias by slowing down users and setting sensible goals.

Cognitive bias

Marco Spinello