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cognitive bias

Latest Daily Tribune news and analysis on cognitive bias.

  1. A person’s attention can shape what they notice, turning a once-rare sight, like a dream car, into something that seems to appear everywhere.

    Not a sign, it’s science

    That new car, a dream destination, or a random word that keeps appearing may not be a sign but could be your brain at work.

  2. NAVIGATING the city without a map enhances problem-solving skills.

    Travel is good for your brains

    Travel doesn’t just affect our cognitive intelligence, it also enhances our emotional capacity and social skills.

  3. CYNTHIA D. BALANA

    Science behind fake news

    It’s important to recognize that you are not only dealing with real individuals but also with sophisticated tools, such as deep fakes and bots.