12 Angry Men - Bias

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INFORMATION BIAS

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The tendency to gather data even when it will not affect action. More data is not always better.

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ANCHORING BIAS

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Being overly dependent on the first piece of information a person hears.

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OVERCONFIDENCE

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When a person acts arrogant and takes greater risks in their everyday lives.

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CONFIRMATION BIAS

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When a person tends to listen only to information that proves their assumptions and ideas.

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AVAILABILITY HEURISTIC

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Overestimating the importance of available data and details.

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OSTRICH EFFECT

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The decision to ignore dangerous or negative information.

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REGENCY

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The tendency to consider the latest information more heavily than older data.

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SELECTIVE PERCEPTION

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When a person allows expectations to influence how they perceive the world.

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SURVIVORSHIP BIAS

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An error that comes from focusing only on examples that still exist, causing a person to misjudge a situation.

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BLIND-SPOT BIAS

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When a person fails to notice their own biases