The Mastering Cognitive Biases Bundle

This course will help you improve your critical thinking skills. But first, what is critical thinking? It starts with the word critic --meaning to criticize. It's about taking a skeptical look at anything you hear or read, checking things out before assuming they're true. With 33 lectures, this course will help you debias your thinking so that you're less likely to fall victim to a cognitive bias distorting how you think.

• Access 33 lectures & 1 hour of content 24/7
• Recognize when you or someone else is potentially operating under a cognitive bias
• Build stronger arguments by scanning them for potential cognitive bias
• De-bias your own thinking so that you can process information more rationally
• Analyze everything you read, watch & listen to for potential cognitive bias

"This is a great and informative course that introduces to you the concept of cognitive bias and how you make errors in information digestion and decision making." – Rudyard Von

There are over 100 basic cognitive biases. And in this course, you'll learn about Nonexistent Patterns, Stereotype Thinking, Curse of Familiarity, Oversimplification, and Projection. You'll go through each bias and fallacy under these categories and how to avoid them to make smarter, better decisions in any aspect of your life.

• Access 55 lectures & 2 hours of content 24/7
• Avoid seeing patterns that don't exist: Confabulation, Clustering Illusion, Anecdotal Fallacy & more
• Get out of stereotype thinking: Omission Bias, Group Attribution Error, Essentialism, Moral Credential Effect & more
• Avoid the course of familiarity: Cross-Race Effect, In-Group Bias, Cheerleader Effect, Reactive Devaluation & more
• Manage the tendency to simplify numbers: Mental Accounting, Survivorship Bias, Denomination Effect & more
• Avoid projecting your mindset onto your past to future self
• Stop projecting your beliefs onto other people

"I definitely recommend this course and the others in this series. It's great to be made aware of the many cognitive biases there are so we can both recognize the flawed thinking we have and the flawed thinking others may inadvertently have." – Anna Kroll

Ever heard the line of reasoning where a premise is more convincing when it's written or said in a rhyme? That's actually a thing and it's called the Rhyme-as-Reason effect. This course will tackle that bias along with other fallacies and biases that may affect the way you think and deal with highly complex situations. You'll learn about the famous Occam's Razor, Status Quo bias, Decoy effect, and more. Learn how not to get trapped within these biases for better critical thinking.

• Access 38 lectures & 1 hour of content 24/7
• Understand what Occams' Razor & how to properly use it
• Avoid falling into wrong conclusions out of incorrect information
• Stand up for the better & drive away from the status quo
• Understand what Defensive Stance bias is & its examples

"I think the material in this series of courses is so important for people to learn so that they can sharpen their critical thinking." – Anna Kroll

Have you ever been absolutely certain you remembered to grab your keys, only to discover they're still sitting on your kitchen table? That's a very basic example of False Memory. A cognitive bias which can actually affect on how you judge and perceive situations. This course will tackle how False Memory occurs, its examples, and how to avoid it.

• Access 22 lectures & 1 hour of content 24/7
• Understand what False Memory is
• Know how false memories occur & identify some examples
• Learn about Cryptomnesia, Suggestibility, Source Confusion & more, and avoid them

"This is the last in the series on cognitive bias and it is about memory and learning (remembering). I think this is a valuable course to go through because it includes a lot of good information on the topic that is useful for everyday life." – Anna Kroll