Difference between revisions of "Cognitive biases that are opposites of each other"
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| − | cognitive biases: but then there are ones like dunning-kruger, which give _differential diagnoses_ depending on some attribute, like skill level. i think these ones _are_ useful | + | cognitive biases: but then there are ones like dunning-kruger, which give _differential diagnoses_ depending on some attribute, like skill level. i think these ones _are_ useful to point out. |
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Revision as of 19:11, 11 May 2021
critch's bystander effect vs unilateralist's curse is another example of opposite biases.
cognitive biases: but then there are ones like dunning-kruger, which give _differential diagnoses_ depending on some attribute, like skill level. i think these ones _are_ useful to point out.
