The Illusion of Truth Effect: Understanding Cognitive Biases

The video explores the concept of cognitive biases, focusing on the illusion of truth effect, where repeated exposure to information makes it seem true. It debunks myths like the effectiveness of silencers and brain dominance affecting personality. Historical medical beliefs like humorism are discussed, highlighting the importance of research in debunking myths and making informed decisions.

What is the illusion of truth effect and how does it influence our perception of information?

Can you explain what cognitive bias is and provide an example?

What is the self-serving bias and how does it affect our judgments?

Describe the hindsight bias and its implications on decision-making.

How does repeated exposure to information contribute to the illusory truth effect?

What were the beliefs surrounding the dominant side of the brain, and how have they been disproven?

Discuss the historical medical theory of humorism and its impact on health practices.