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Cognitive Biases Simply Explained: 190 Common Thinking Errors: A Guide for 5th Graders on Understanding the Mind's Shortcuts
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This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.
This book is a comprehensive guide for 5th graders (but also adults) on understanding the mind's shortcuts, also known as cognitive biases.
Inside, you will find a list of 190 common thinking errors that can influence our decision making and perception of the world.
By learning about these biases, you will be able to recognize them in yourself and others, and make more informed decisions.
The book is written in a clear, easy-to-understand language, making it accessible to young readers.
Get a copy today and help you or your child develop critical thinking skills that will serve you well in school and in life!
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