Introduction to Cognitive Bias: Crash Course
[HPP] Andrew HubermanFebruary 18, 202617 min
1 connectionsΒ·2 entities in this videoβUnderstanding Cognitive Distortions
- π§ Your brain filters and distorts reality through past experiences and conditioning, meaning your perception is not objective reality.
- π‘ Cognitive distortions are biased ways of thinking that reinforce beliefs about yourself, the world, and others, often leading to common emotions.
- β Recognizing and understanding these distortions is a critical step in improving mental health, self-awareness, and overall life quality.
Common Distorted Thinking Patterns
- π― All-or-Nothing Thinking (Black and White Thinking) involves seeing situations in absolute terms, like
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Cognitive BiasCognitive DistortionsPerceptionConditioningMental HealthNegative Thinking PatternsAll-or-Nothing ThinkingOvergeneralizationNegativity BiasDiscounting the PositiveLabelingCatastrophizingSecondary GainsRewiring ThoughtsSelf-awareness
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