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Misinformation effect: Memories of an event can become affected or influenced by information you received after the event occurred. Researchers have proven that memory is inaccurate because it is vulnerable to revision when you receive new information.
Actor-observer bias: You attribute your actions to external influences and other people's actions to internal ones.
False consensus effect: Assuming more people agree with your opinions and share your values than actually do. This happens because you tend to spend most of your time with family and friends, who share beliefs similar to yours.
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Exposing yourself to new information and different viewpoints helps open up new neural pathways in your brain.
Understanding these bias and being alert for them will help improve critical thinking.
Communicate better to understand the source of the information
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Confirmation Bias: Making decisions based on media and information sources that are in alignment with your current beliefs.
Anchoring Bias: Becoming committed or attached to the first thing you learn about a particular subject. Similar to the halo effect , ...
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Cambridge English Dictionary: cognitive bias as the way a particular person understands events, facts, and other people, which is based on their own particular set of beliefs and experiences and may not be reasonable or accurate.
PositivePsychology.com: “We...
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