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What is the Attentional bias? The Attentional bias describes the brain’s tendency to give more weight and important to things that are inside your focus of attention. This can cause you to take bad decisions, as it means you might not notice all the information at hand, for example something that might be harmful orLire la suite « Attentional Bias: Definition & Examples | Cognitive Biases »

The Availability Heuristic Concept. Availability Heuristic is a reasoning shortcut that involves judging the frequency or likelihood of something by how easy it is to think of examples. Thus, something that comes easily to mind is judged as being more likely than something which requires some effort to bring to mind. This heuristic has beenLire la suite « Availability Heuristic: Definition & Examples | Cognitive Biases »