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Feedback Loops and Cognitive Biases: Implications for Decision-Making and Law Enforcement

Feedback Loops and Cognitive Biases: Implications for Decision-Making and Law Enforcement

Feedback loops and cognitive biases are powerful forces that shape human behavior and decision-making.

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Dr Currie Myers
Dec 30, 2024
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Human cognition operates through patterns of feedback loops that influence behavior, perception, and decision-making. These loops are shaped by both external stimuli and internal frameworks, which include cognitive biases. Cognitive biases, defined as systematic errors in thinking that affect decisions and judgments, often interact with feedback loops t…

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