Artificial Intelligence & Human Behavior

Fellous et al. (2019) introduce Explainable Artificial Intelligence (XAI) that manages to provide a mechanistic understanding of the relationships between inputs and outputs » Read the Paper

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Ambiguity Effect – Why we tend to avoid something unknown

The ambiguity effect is a cognitive bias (a shortcoming in logical reasoning induced by the human brain’s urge to conserve energy by cutting corners). It reflects our tendency to avoid [...]

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Affect Heuristic

Explained: This is Affect Heuristic When it comes to making decisions, we often rely on our gut feelings. This is because relying on our intuition allows us to make quick [...]

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The Framing Effect – How Presentation Can Change Our Minds

Framing Effect – Definition The framing effect is a form of cognitive bias that affects decision-making. You can ask a question or present facts and data differently with the framing [...]

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The Hindsight Bias – The knew-it-all-along phenomenon explained

Hindsight bias is a cognitive bias that causes individuals to believe that past events were predictable even though they were not. This type of thinking can cause an individual to [...]

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Attentional Bias- How does it influence our decision?

Attentional Bias: What Is It? Attentional bias is the tendency to concentrate on certain aspects [...]

Anchoring Bias – When the First Piece of Information Misleads Us 

Anchoring bias is the tendency to make logical decisions from a particular reference point. The [...]

Action Bias – Can you resist?

Human beings can either have a propensity to do nothing or to do something. People [...]

Ambiguity Effect – Why we tend to avoid something unknown

The ambiguity effect is a cognitive bias (a shortcoming in logical reasoning induced by the [...]

Affect Heuristic

Explained: This is Affect Heuristic When it comes to making decisions, we often rely on [...]

The Framing Effect – How Presentation Can Change Our Minds

Framing Effect – Definition The framing effect is a form of cognitive bias that affects [...]

The Hindsight Bias – The knew-it-all-along phenomenon explained

Hindsight bias is a cognitive bias that causes individuals to believe that past events were [...]

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