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Module 01 · FinanceYour Money

The Sale Made at the Bottom - the behaviour gap

Cognitive Biases
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The Cognitive Biases board is a gallery of the mind’s shortcuts that misfire the same way every time: loss aversion, availability, hindsight. This lesson watches those shortcuts work on money, and measures what they cost.

Education, not financial advice.

Before you start. Three earlier lessons do the groundwork. Cognitive Biases showed that a bias is a mental shortcut that leans the same way every time, so it can be predicted. Decision-Making Under Uncertainty showed that a loss hurts about twice as much as the same gain pleases, and Mental Models & Decision-Making (thinking about thinking) showed why a good decision can have a bad outcome, and the other way round. From this track you need the tank from Nineteen and Six - where the water goes.

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