Which Cognitive Bias Affects Your Decisions the Most?
Answer 7 insightful questions to discover which hidden cognitive bias most influences your thinking and choices
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Even the smartest minds are influenced by hidden biases — shortcuts in our thinking that shape our decisions, often without us even realizing it. Whether it's sticking to first impressions, seeking out information that supports our views, or trusting our gut a little too much, cognitive biases can rule more of our lives than we expect.
This quiz explores your instincts, patterns, and decision-making style to reveal the cognitive bias that most often guides your behavior. Knowing your bias is the first step toward thinking smarter — and living clearer!
Answer 7 psychology-driven questions to discover which cognitive bias affects you the most.
When making a tough decision, you usually:
Trust your first instinctGather a lot of evidence firstStick to what feels familiarHow do you handle conflicting opinions?
Defend your original viewTry to research both sidesIgnore — it’s overwhelmingWhen you hear a rumor, you:
Assume it’s true if it fits what you believeNeed solid proof before believing itTend to believe familiar sourcesWhat matters more to you in making decisions?
Quick gut feelingDetailed informationPrevious experiencesWhen recalling past decisions, you:
Believe you knew the outcome all alongAnalyze what went wrongBlame bad luck or external factorsYou’re more likely to trust information that:
Confirms what you already thinkChallenges you to rethinkFeels familiar and comfortableBig decisions are best made by:
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