Overview
Perception and decision making are interconnected processes that shape how we interact with the world. Perception involves interpreting sensory information, which can be influenced by various factors such as context, emotions, and cognitive biases. Understanding these influences is crucial for makin...
Key Terms
Example: Seeing a red light and understanding it means stop.
Example: Confirmation bias leads people to favor information that confirms their existing beliefs.
Example: Using the rule of thumb to estimate costs.
Example: Being aware of your feelings during a stressful meeting.
Example: Evaluating the risks of investing in a new project.
Example: Choosing between two job offers.
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Key Concepts
Cognitive BiasHeuristicsEmotional InfluenceRisk Assessment