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Curiosity leads us to generate alternatives
When our curiosity is triggered, we are less likely to fall prey to confirmation bias (looking for information that supports our beliefs rather than for evidence suggesting we are wrong) and to stereotyping people (making broad judgments).
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Reduced group conflict
Curiosity encourages members of a group to put themselves in one another’s shoes and take an interest in one another’s ideas rather than focus only on their own perspective.
Thus, conflicts are less heated, and groups achieve better results.
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How to strengthen curiosity at work
- Hire for curiosity. Identify naturally curious people through interview questions and tests.
- Model inquisitiveness. Leaders can encourage curiosity throughout their organizations by being inquisitive themselves.
- Emphasize learning...
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Curiosity and innovation
Encouraging people to be curious generates workplace improvements.
When we are curious, we view tough situations more creatively. Studies have found that curiosity is associated with less defensive reactions to stress and less aggressive reactions to provocation.
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People don't like to rethink their beliefs once they are formed.
We would rather ignore information that would challenge our ideas than engage with threatening new information. This is called "confirmation bias".
Biases That Influence Us Subconsciously
- Bias from mere association seeing situations as identical because they seem similar.
- Self-serving bias: Overly positive view of our abilities and future.
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The Four Villains Of Decision Making
When we make bad decisions is usually because of these 4:
- Narrow framing: the tendency to define our choices too narrowly, to see them in binary terms.
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