Cognitive sophistication does not attenuate the bias blind spot¶
West, R. F., & Meserve. (2012). Cognitive sophistication does not attenuate the bias blind spot.
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- Bias Blind Spot
- This makes awareness training on its own an unreliable debiasing intervention: knowing more about biases does not shrink the blind spot, and in one pair of studies it was, if anything, larger among people of higher cognitive ability
This sourceTwo studies finding that the bias blind spot is not attenuated by cognitive ability or thinking dispositions and, if anything, is larger in people of higher cognitive ability.
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- This makes awareness training on its own an unreliable debiasing intervention: knowing more about biases does not shrink the blind spot, and in one pair of studies it was, if anything, larger among people of higher cognitive ability
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