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Overconfidence
The belief that your abilities are better than they really are.
Underestimating
Underestimating refers to the act of evaluating something as less powerful, important, or serious than it actually is, which can lead to miscalculations in finance and planning.
Anchoring And Adjustment
A cognitive heuristic where individuals rely too heavily on an initial piece of information (anchor) when making decisions, adjusting insufficiently from that anchor.
Frame Dependence
The tendency of individuals to make different (and potentially inconsistent) decisions depending on how a question or problem is framed.
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