A deep dive into the internal and external mechanisms that prioritize consistency over accuracy, exploring how confirmation bias and digital echo chambers construct our perception of reality.
From a cognitive perspective, grief is more than an emotion—it is a complex process of information processing. Explore how the Five Stages model serves as a foundational framework for the mind’s attempt to reconcile new realities with old belief systems.
A foundational 1949 psychological study that demonstrates how individuals accept vague, universal personality descriptions as uniquely accurate. It establishes the cognitive basis for the Forer (or Barnum) Effect.
This work explores the ‘intelligence of the unconscious,’ arguing that intuition is based on simple, evolved heuristics that are often more accurate than complex calculations in an uncertain world.
