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Midterm Questions
School: Brock University
Course: PSYC 4P72
... on cognitive biases; In the case of Andrea Yates, describe your thoughts on: Her guilt; Mitigating circumstances (if any); Feelings on punishment vs. treatment; Issues of public safety; Need for retribution. Would your feelings/thoughts bias ...
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social psych exam 1
School: SUNY Oneonta
Course: PSYC 260
... What is the difference between the false-consensus effect and the confirmation bias? -false-consensus effect: is a cognitive bias whereby a person tends to overestimate how many people agree with him or her. ...
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Psych Chapter 8
School: University Of Florida
Course: PSYCHOLOGY 2000
... We use availability heuristics to judge the frequency of events within a population. Cognitive Bias: Hindsight bias: tendency to overestimate our ability to successfully forecast known outcomes: ...
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Lecture_16_2014
School: University Of British Columbia
Course: PSYC 309 A
Lecture 17 Proxemics Inter-Personal distance (or IPD) Effects of gender, culture, and gender identity Violations of personal space ...
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Fairness and Surprise Paper DRAFT 4.5
School: University College Utrecht
Course: SSC 221
... Journal of. Personality and Social Psychology, 59, 952-959. Müller, P., & D., S. (2007). The Role Of Surprise In Hindsight Bias: A Metacognitive. Model Of Reduced And Reversed Hindsight Bias. Social Cognition, 25 (1), 165-184. ...
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Chapter 1 Short Answer Assignment on Fundamental Attribution Theory
School: RMU
Course: PSYCH 3600
... The fundamental attribution error is a cognitive bias in which an attribute is assigned to a behavior. An example is if a person's behavior is described by a situation that person was involved in instead of describing that person. ...
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Wk4JDennisPsyc2005Discussion
School: Walden University
Course: PSYC 2005
... biased against others outside of their particular social group, displaying prejudice (emotional bias), stereotypes (cognitive bias), and discrimination ...
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Discussion 6
School: Ashford University
Course: PSYCHOLOGY 202
It is common for us to have our own beliefs and personal preference, but this is a huge problem when referring to cognitive bias. Cognitive bias can be thought of as a misjudging reasoning, since ...
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week 5
School: Ashford University
Course: PSY 202
Cognitive Bias is a pattern of deviation in judgment. Where by inferences about other people and situations may be drawn in an illogical fashion. To example of cognitive bias are functional fixedness and framing. ...
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social psych exam 1
School: SUNY Oneonta
Course: PSYC 260
... What is the difference between the false-consensus effect and the confirmation bias? -false-consensus effect: is a cognitive bias whereby a person tends to overestimate how many people agree with him or her. ...
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Lecture_16_2014
School: University Of British Columbia
Course: PSYC 309 A
Lecture 17 Proxemics Inter-Personal distance (or IPD) Effects of gender, culture, and gender identity Violations of personal space ...
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PSYC 309 #8
School: University Of British Columbia
Course: PSYC 309
#8 Self-Representation September 30, 2014. (unitary body, not multi-sensory; dependent on integrating multiple representations). Outline. ...
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PSYC 309 #21
School: University Of British Columbia
Course: PSYC 309
... The Basic Idea: Humans adapt their cognitive styles to meet a variety of social demands, including demands for interpersonal collaboration and ...
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Midterm Questions
School: Brock University
Course: PSYC 4P72
... on cognitive biases; In the case of Andrea Yates, describe your thoughts on: Her guilt; Mitigating circumstances (if any); Feelings on punishment vs. treatment; Issues of public safety; Need for retribution. Would your feelings/thoughts bias ...
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Management Final Review 2
School: Rutgers University
Course: MANAGEMENT 101
Management Dennis Hamilton. Fall 2014. Stereotype and Bias. Stereotype-simplistic and often inaccurate beliefs about ...
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Intro to Managment Final Review 1
School: Rutgers University
Course: MANAGEMENT 101
... Stereotype and bias; Overt discrimination. Perception: Perception-the process through which people select, organize and interpret what they see ...
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Thought
School: Arizona State University
Course: PSY 101
Thought & Problem Solving Bias blind spot: The bias blind spot is the cognitive bias of failing to compensate for one's own cognitive biases. ...
