Tagged: biasology

  • Anthropocentrism
    Anthropocentrism is the belief that human beings are the central or most significant entities in existence, and that human experience is the primary or exclusive…
  • Environmental Container Model
    The Environmental Container Model (ECM) proposes that many difficulties with task initiation and participation are not problems of motivation or discipline, but mismatches between a…
  • Sycophancy
    Sycophancy in AI refers to the tendency of AI systems to prioritize user approval over honesty -- validating, agreeing with, and affirming whatever the user…
  • Transparency Inversion Bias
    Transparency Inversion Bias (TIB) is a systemic distortion in which acts of transparency are reframed as admissions of guilt or failure, causing openness to produce…
  • Invisible Condition
    A lived state (physical, neurological, cognitive, or emotional) that significantly impacts a person’s daily functioning but remains unrecognized or misunderstood due to the absence of…
  • Authority Bias
    A cognitive bias where people are more likely to believe or obey perceived authority figures, even in the absence of evidence. In the Echo Chamber:This…

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