Critical Thinking - Episode 2 - Cognitive Bias

An overview of some of the most common cognitive biases, unconscious elements in human psychology that impact the way we all think and behave, and which often interfere with our ability to reason well.

[@pragyasharma2566]

Thank you for giving your time & providing these lectures on KZbin!

[@allandidonato]

Glad you like them!

[@Value_Pilgrim]

Wow! Thank you. Excellent lectures. Lucky me to have stumbled on these.

[@allandidonato]

You are welcome. Glad you’re enjoying them.

[@denko44]

Doing critical thinking at a different school but I found it interesting. You have a good lecture voice. I am also more of a listener than having to read hundreds of pages. So this is perfect 😊

[@allandidonato]

Good luck with your course. Glad this is helpful.

[@metrach8901]

Biases do not prove or disprove the truthfulness of the held beliefs themselves.

[@allandidonato]

Exactly. I thought I mentioned that, but I may have been mistaken. Truth is a separate issue. Thanks for the post.

[@AqsaImran-uf3sk]

Allan, how to open link .i m a watcher on utube

[@allandidonato]

I don’t think I put any links in the video.

[@lastofusclips5291]

unfortunately this topic is skipped over by many critical thinking textbooks/courses.

[@allandidonato]

I thought it was useful to include.