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Podcast reflection
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Do you need to know what biases the person has to debias someone?
Yes
Need to confront largest biases
Need to know 50%
No
2
Where did the podcaster stumble on to the science of behavior
Human psychology
Nursing school
Managing organizations
Psyche class
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Nobel peace prize winner in 2002 who was called a God by Linnea
Tony Stark
David Kahneman
Eren Yeager
David Letterman
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Which is the following way to reduce bias influence?
Make fast decisions
Jesus Christ
Organize thoughts
Structure
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What is noise?
Sound
Divided differences that cause error
Programming that causes us to sharp differences in outcome
Shared error
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Psychological bias pushes us in the same direction
False
True
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Bias Vs Noise: what is the difference
Pushing deviations vs pulling deviations
Controlled choices vs push and pull systems
Psychological imbalance vs sounds
Systematic deviation vs standard deviation
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What was the firm Linnea joined after her MBA?
TGC (the good company)
TCC (the concentrated concepts)
TGG (the greatest good)
EDL (error defense league)
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What did Linnea attribute impressive upbringing to?
God
Old habits inherited
Luck and skill
Focus
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What area does Linnea Gandhi study?
Human Resources
Error
Finances
Music
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Where does noise come from according to Linnea?
The tree in the forest
Psychological bias
Our minds
Psychological choice to allow sound to be audible
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Linnea compares her science to the military through talking about the cyber operations selection
True
False
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What is the most productive way to reduce bias through thinking?
Relative thinking
All of the above
Structure
Algorithms
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O’Brien defines bias as programming that sends us down the wrong path in our heads.
True
False
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What topic is Linnea Gandhi sick of talking about these days?
Decision making
Error
Human thought process
Bias
