Our memories are never as reliable as we think. In this lesson, RJ Starr explores how we store and recall information, how cognitive shortcuts shape our thinking, and why our decisions are often guided by patterns we don’t consciously see. It’s a deep dive into the mechanics of thought—and the hidden biases that drive us. Part of the free Introduction to Psychology course at profrjstarr.com.

Lesson 6 Memory, Thinking, and Decision-Making

Professor RJ Starr is an academic psychologist, educator, and author exploring the inner life through the lens of emotional intelligence, regulation, and self-awareness.
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