1577 || how the brain copes with too much information
Make Your Damn Bed · Julie Merica
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Show Notes
Too much information means our brain needs to take some shortcuts. Let's discuss how they work so we can know what to watch out for.
SOURCES:
BUSTER BENSON'S MEDIUM POST: https://medium.com/@buster/cognitive-bias-cheat-sheet-55a472476b18
Read more about the biases here: Availability heuristic, Attentional bias, Illusory truth effect, Mere exposure effect, Context effect, Cue-dependent forgetting, Mood-congruent memory bias, Frequency illusion, Baader-Meinhof Phenomenon, Empathy gap
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