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    The document discusses 7 cognitive biases: the curse of knowledge where we assume others know what we know; the IKEA effect where we value things we helped create more; the Zeigarnik effect where interrupted tasks are better recalled than completed ones; the spotlight effect where we think others pay more attention to us than they do; the law of triviality where trivial issues are focused on more than important ones; the fundamental attribution error where we judge others' character but blame our own mistakes on situations; and the Dunning-Kruger effect where novices are overconfident due to quick learning but experts lose confidence realizing what they don't know.

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    The document discusses 7 cognitive biases: the curse of knowledge where we assume others know what we know; the IKEA effect where we value things we helped create more; the Zeigarnik effect where interrupted tasks are better recalled than completed ones; the spotlight effect where we think others pay more attention to us than they do; the law of triviality where trivial issues are focused on more than important ones; the fundamental attribution error where we judge others' character but blame our own mistakes on situations; and the Dunning-Kruger effect where novices are overconfident due to quick learning but experts lose confidence realizing what they don't know.

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    The document discusses 7 cognitive biases: the curse of knowledge where we assume others know what we know; the IKEA effect where we value things we helped create more; the Zeigarnik effect where interrupted tasks are better recalled than completed ones; the spotlight effect where we think others pay more attention to us than they do; the law of triviality where trivial issues are focused on more than important ones; the fundamental attribution error where we judge others' character but blame our own mistakes on situations; and the Dunning-Kruger effect where novices are overconfident due to quick learning but experts lose confidence realizing what they don't know.

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    7 Cognitive Biases

    Ft. Munna Bhaiya


    01

    Curse of knowledge
    We believe that everyone knows the same
    things as we do.
    02

    IKEA Effect
    We tend to value things more when we have a
    part in their creation.
    03

    Zeigarnik Effect
    We tend to recall interrupted tasks more than
    completed ones.
    04

    Spotlight Effect
    We think people are paying far more attention
    to us than they are.
    05

    Law of Triviality
    We spend inordinate amounts of time and
    effort on trivial issues while ignoring the ones
    that actually matters.
    06

    Fundamental Attribution Error


    We judge everyone else on character but
    blame our shortcomings on the situation.
    07

    Dunning - Kruger Effect


    Novices experience overconfidence due to
    quick progression on the learning curve.

    While experts confidence drops because


    they realise what they don't yet know.
    Happy Learning :)

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