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Cognitive biases matter because they can impact decision-making in work, relationships, and everyday life, affect hiring, leadership, and communication in the workplace, and influence how we handle conflict, assess risk, and solve problems.
Understanding cognitive biases is the first step to overcoming them. It helps us think more critically, make better decisions, and approach situations with a clearer, more objective mindset.
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