Philosophers have long been interested in how we make sense
of the world and how thinking goes wrong. Since some of the most interesting
work on these topics in recent decades has been done in social psychology
on cognitive biases, philosophers should at least be acquainted with some of
that research—as some already are.
There’s now a new helpful introductory resource on cognitive biases, authored by Buster Benson. He has summarized and organized a bunch of biases in a very reader-friendly article, “Cognitive Bias Cheat Sheet.”
There’s now a new helpful introductory resource on cognitive biases, authored by Buster Benson. He has summarized and organized a bunch of biases in a very reader-friendly article, “Cognitive Bias Cheat Sheet.”
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