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The first bit of information you hear might have too much influence on your decisions
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Assuming someone has the traits of a larger group, failing to identify the individual
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Preconceptions can make it harder to be open to opposing ideas
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Being too confident in your ability to make a decision might blind you to rational thinking
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Relying too much on stories about people you know rather than a wide scope of data
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The more people believe in an idea, the more likely you might be to share it
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Not knowing which biases you have might affect your thinking
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Once you make a choice, you might tend to support that choice no matter what
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Avoiding information you don't like to hear
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Leaning too much on how a decision played out rather than how you arrived at that decision
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Believing in an event's outcome, similar to taking a sugar pill and thinking it helps
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Expectations might influence your opinion
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Focusing on success stories and missing how difficult it's been for others
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Focusing on goals that guarantee success, missing out on riskier propositions that could pay off
