Course Overview
Psychological Biases: Participants explore a range of psychological biases, such as confirmation bias and anchoring, gaining an understanding of how these innate cognitive tendencies can impact perception and decision-making.
Cultural and Social Influences: The course delves into biases influenced by cultural and social factors, addressing stereotypes, prejudice, and the impact of societal norms on individual and collective decision processes.
Decision-Making Pitfalls: Participants learn to identify common decision-making pitfalls arising from biases, enabling them to make more informed and rational choices in both personal and professional scenarios.
Bias Mitigation Strategies: Practical strategies and techniques are introduced to help participants recognize and mitigate biases, fostering a more inclusive and equitable decision-making environment.
Application in Various Fields: The course provides case studies and examples showcasing how biases manifest in different fields, from business and healthcare to law and education, fostering a nuanced understanding of bias dynamics in diverse contexts.