- Select one or more of the biases or thinking errors described in the chapter that most resonated with you:
- Evaluative bias of language
- Dichotomous and continuous variables
- Similarity-uniqueness paradox
- Barnum effect
- Assimilation bias
- Representativeness bias
- Availability bias
- Fundamental attribution error
- Self-fulfilling prophecy
- Correlation does not prove causation
- Bidirectional and multiple causation
- Naturalistic fallacy
- Belief perseverance effect
- Read and complete the exercise and/or antidote in the chapter that accompanies the bias that you selected. Think about a time or situation when you found yourself exhibiting the bias or thinking error you selected.
Post by Day 4 a brief description of the bias (thinking error) you selected and how it has influenced your interactions with people of other cultures.
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