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Predictably Irrational: Our Effort to Understand Human Behavior
Ross Miller
37 episodes
1 day ago
The human brain works in mysterious ways, and not always in the ways we think it does. We do strange things for the unknown reasons and we do common things often without thought. As a result, we are often unaware of how impulsive and predictable we can be. We often fail to think on the reasons that are behind our actions. In this podcast, students from a Japanese university explore their own understanding of these issues and hopefully, provide the listener with some insight into how our brains work and how to be more aware of our own thinking.
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The human brain works in mysterious ways, and not always in the ways we think it does. We do strange things for the unknown reasons and we do common things often without thought. As a result, we are often unaware of how impulsive and predictable we can be. We often fail to think on the reasons that are behind our actions. In this podcast, students from a Japanese university explore their own understanding of these issues and hopefully, provide the listener with some insight into how our brains work and how to be more aware of our own thinking.
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Education
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Cognitive Dissonance and Confirmation Bias
Predictably Irrational: Our Effort to Understand Human Behavior
14 minutes 26 seconds
1 year ago
Cognitive Dissonance and Confirmation Bias

Takayasu, Harue, and Naoto help us understand confirmation bias. The way to counter confirmation bias is to listen to a third party's opinion. That person also has preconceived notions, but hearing an opinion that is different from yours can help you think about things from a different perspective. What you need to know about cognitive dissonance and confirmation bias is to train your mind. By doing so, you will not be involved in an accident.

Predictably Irrational: Our Effort to Understand Human Behavior
The human brain works in mysterious ways, and not always in the ways we think it does. We do strange things for the unknown reasons and we do common things often without thought. As a result, we are often unaware of how impulsive and predictable we can be. We often fail to think on the reasons that are behind our actions. In this podcast, students from a Japanese university explore their own understanding of these issues and hopefully, provide the listener with some insight into how our brains work and how to be more aware of our own thinking.