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Cognitive biases

The following presentation is a way for you to prepare for assessments. It is not important that you know every detail of the presentation, but you should understand the big ideas. You should be able to explain both anchoring and confirmation bias. In addition, you should be able to give examples - either research or an anecdotal example.

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