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Imagine cognitive bias as a pair of colored glasses that can change how we see things without realizing it. It’s a framework in our brains that can make us think or decide things based on past experiences without us realizing there are hidden factors at play.
What is cognitive bias?
Cognitive bias is an unconscious, systematic error in thinking that affects our judgments and decisions.
How does cognitive bias work?
Cognitive bias influences our thoughts and decisions based on preconceived notions, emotions, or fixed beliefs.
Can cognitive bias affect my child's daily activities?
Yes, cognitive bias can influence everyday decisions, like what to eat or what games to play, based on preferences or preconceived notions.
How does Goally help combat cognitive bias?
Goally’s interactive activities help children recognize and understand cognitive biases, turning these brain hiccups into learning opportunities.
Why is understanding cognitive bias significant for my child's development?
Understanding cognitive bias helps children make better decisions, broadening their perspectives and enhancing their problem-solving skills.
Cognitive bias refers to systematic errors in thinking that affect people’s decisions and judgments. These biases often occur when individuals draw inappropriate conclusions due to cognitive factors, like information processing shortcuts, emotional influences, or moral pressures.
Let’s take a look at the kinds of thought processes that can be affected by cognitive bias:
Cognitive bias is like a set of rules in your brain, sometimes leading us astray without noticing.
Now, how does this connect to Goally? Our tablet can help kids recognize and manage cognitive biases through its interactive games and activities. Goally aims to turn these unconscious decision-making processes into learning moments by building awareness. It’s like a workout for your child’s decision-making skills!
