Cognitive Biases Part III, Midterm II Review Part II

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Today we went over the last couple cognitive biases and then went through another midterm review, with spoilers on which topics are heavily covered in the midterm, and which aren't.

We specially reviewed a priori vs a posteriori thinking as that was something we touched on briefly earlier in the semester but haven't reviewed at all since.



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csci 1
midterm review
cognitive biases
catastrophic thinking
black and white thinking
a priori
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