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yourbias.is
Interactive guide explaining 24 common cognitive biases distorting rational thought.
An educational website by The School of Thought that breaks down 24 widespread cognitive biases affecting human judgment. Each bias features a dedicated shareable page with clear, plain-language explanations and practical examples. The content is also available as free printable posters and cards under a Creative Commons license.
What it's for
- Identify personal blind spots and mental shortcuts during decision-making
- Share direct links to specific biases in discussions or debates
- Download free printable wall posters for classrooms, offices, or study spaces
Features
- Covers 24 cognitive biases including confirmation bias, anchoring, and the framing effect
- Dedicated shareable URLs for every individual bias
- Free downloadable printable PDF posters under Creative Commons (CC BY-NC 3.0)
- Plain-English definitions paired with visual iconography
Pricing
Free online access and downloadable PDFs; physical posters and card decks sold separately.
Details
- Type
- Website
- Category
- Learning
- Topic
- Critical Thinking
- Open source
- No
- Platforms
- Web
- For
- Students, educators, writers, and anyone wanting to improve critical thinking.
- Alternative to
- yourlogicalfallacyis.com
- Tags
- psychology, cognitive biases, critical thinking, education, reference
Why it was saved
- @drjustinsung: Helps you identify mental shortcuts and cognitive biases (like the framing effect, declinism, and fundamental attribution error) that distort rational judgment.
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