Ghostwriter
I believe this will make many people stop and think for a minute. I know that I am fairly secure and set with my core beliefs. It would take a lot to shake those. Since they seem right, normal, logical and make so much sense to me, I may wrongly think that others agree with me. I would have never named it as a bias until I did the research. This bias is one that I definitely have probably need to make a greater effort to keep it in check.
Assuming that most people feel the same way as you can get you into some hot water. I don’t think I will say anything more until I take a good long look at myself.
For information on other bias
https://virily.com/virily_poll/the-halo-bias/
https://virily.com/virily_poll/availability-heuristic-bias/
https://virily.com/virily_poll/observer-vs-actor-bias/
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Do you ever assume people agree with you?
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Yes
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No
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Believing in your own core beliefs and judgments is a good thing.
Sometimes. Unless my core beliefs are way off.
Gut-feeling/judgment– hence, specific ‘core belief’ nudges us of something-is-wrong-or way-off-here. And then, we begin to target our self-awareness mode to take action on the good, ethical thing.
Unless, people refuse to do anything about what their conscience is guiding them to do. But instead, they give-in and conduct themselves into that robotic group-think repeat-after-me belief system and mantra.
Waoo That’s Great Nice Work!!!
hamza ~ it appears to me you say the same thing over and over.
Assuming things usually never works out for the best. Great post
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