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Training can help minimize the impact of biases from "summary" of Judgment in Managerial Decision Making by Max H. Bazerman,Don A. Moore

Training plays a crucial role in helping individuals recognize and overcome their cognitive biases. By providing individuals with knowledge about common biases, as well as strategies for identifying and mitigating them, training can empower individuals to make more rational decisions. For example, individuals who receive training in decision-making biases may become more aware of their tendency to rely on heuristics or stereotypes when making judgments. This increased awareness can help individuals to pause and reflect on their decision-making process, rather than simply relying on automatic, biased thinking. Training can also provide individuals with tools and techniques for counteracting biases in their decision-making. For instance, individuals may learn how to gather and weigh information more systematically, rather than relying on limited or selective data. By learning to consider a broader range of information and perspectives, individuals can make more well-rounded decisions that are less influenced by bias. Additionally, training may help individuals to develop strategies for challenging their own assumptions and beliefs, which can further reduce the impact of bias on decision-making.
  1. Training can help individuals to cultivate a more open-minded and reflective approach to decision-making. By encouraging individuals to question their own judgments and seek out alternative viewpoints, training can foster a more collaborative and inclusive decision-making process. This can help to counteract the negative effects of biases such as confirmation bias or groupthink, which can lead to flawed decision-making outcomes. Ultimately, by equipping individuals with the knowledge and skills to recognize and combat biases, training can promote more rational and effective decision-making in managerial contexts.
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Judgment in Managerial Decision Making

Max H. Bazerman

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