Availability bias skews perceptions from "summary" of Thinking, Fast and Slow... in 30 Minutes by 30 Minute Expert Summary Staff
Availability bias skews perceptions refers to the tendency for people to rely on information that is readily available to them when making decisions or forming judgments. This bias occurs because people often place more importance on information that is easily accessible in their memory, rather than considering all relevant information equally. When information is easily retrievable from memory, it tends to be more salient and therefore more likely to influence a person's thinking. This can lead to distorted perceptions and judgments, as individuals may overestimate the frequency or likelihood of events that are more vivid or memorable, even if they are not actually representative of reality.
For example, if someone recently...
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