What is bias in decision-making?

What is bias in decision-making?

Bias in decision-making refers to the systematic errors in judgment that affect the choices we make.

Can you give me some examples of biases?

Sure! Common examples include confirmation bias, where we favor information that confirms our existing beliefs, and anchoring bias, where we rely too heavily on the first piece of information we encounter.

How can we reduce bias in our decisions?

To reduce bias, we can seek diverse perspectives, question our assumptions, and use structured decision-making processes.

Are there tools to help identify bias?

Yes, there are various tools and frameworks, like decision matrices and bias checklists, that can help identify and mitigate bias.