Researchers found that they are suffering from “hindsight bias”, when a person genuinely believes that they know something when in fact they are hearing or seeing it for the first time.I, of course, have known about it all along: More
Although the effects might seem relatively harmless, researchers claimed it could prevent people learning why something has happened or from taking advice.
Prof Neal Roese, of Northwestern University in Chicago, said: “If you feel like you knew it all along, it means you won’t stop to examine why something really happened.
“It’s often hard to convince seasoned decision-makers that they might fall prey to hindsight bias.”
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Tuesday, September 11, 2012
Know-It-All May Suffer from Hindsight Bias
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