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10 cognitive biases that shape our world
uxdesign.cc
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Being aware of our cognitive biases helps to recognize their power in shaping our thoughts, opinions, attitudes and the decisions we make. Let’s check out these effects by analyzing ten cognitive biases that shape our world today.

Cognitive Bias in UX: The User Side and The Designer Side
livesession.io
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We’re not as rational as we think. The human brain is designed to make quick and effective decisions rather than stick to facts at all times. Instead of acting rationally, we prefer to act fast. This may lead to better outcomes indeed, but it might also lead you astray. Cognitive biases can be both a blessing and a curse.

10 biases to be aware of when building products
uxdesign.cc
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We can’t “fix” our minds and stop making errors in judgment, but we can become more aware of biases that influence our decision making.

The Psychology of Design: 101 Cognitive Biases & Principles That Affect Your UX
growth.design
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Below is a list of cognitive biases and design principles (with examples and tips) for each category. Let’s dive right in.

Psychological Inoculation: New Techniques for Fighting Online Extremism
medium.com
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Online disinformation and propaganda have evolved into one of the greatest challenges to the safety of the internet. ... One of the first approaches we investigated was psychological inoculation, also called attitudinal inoculation, a technique to help people resist manipulative messages.

Cognitive Bias and the Design Process
jonyablonski.com
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This article explores a few cognitive biases I’ve experienced first-hand as well as strategies for mitigating their influence.

Design better by avoiding your cognitive biases
www.kooslooijesteijn.net
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ood UI design is all about guiding attention to what’s important. When making the right thing for the user the easy and obvious thing, you can’t ignore cognitive biases. After all, these biases are brain shortcuts that let us quickly and effortlessly make decisions and react to our environment.

Can corrections spread misinformation to new audiences? Testing for the elusive familiarity backfire effect
link.springer.com
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"This article presents three experiments (total N = 1718) investigating the possibility of familiarity backfire within the context of correcting novel misinformation claims and after a 1-week study-test delay."

No more user stories! There are jobs to be done
medium.com
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Using "job-stories" instead of "user-stories": "remove any sort of biases that the team might have for that persona. Personas create assumptions about the users that might not be validated."

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