Learn what makes your buyers tick👇 

[eBook] 25 Cognitive Biases and How to Use Them to Make Better Decisions in Life, Work, and Experience Design

minute read

Hi everyone! 

First, thank you again for being a Choice Hacking subscriber - your support helps bring to life educational resources like this.

I wanted to share this eBook I’ve created exclusively for Choice Hacking subscribers. “25 Cognitive Biases and How to Use Them to Make Better Decisions (in work, life, and experience design)” defines the cognitive biases below and how to design for them. It includes definitions and questioning strategies to overcome:

  1. Self-serving Bias
  2. Affect Heuristic
  3. Halo Effect
  4. Groupthink
  5. Sunk Cost Fallacy
  6. Overconfidence
  7. Confirmation Bias
  8. Loss Aversion
  9. Dunning-Kruger Effect
  10. Optimism Bias
  11. Hindsight Bias
  12. Planning Fallacy
  13. Mere Exposure Effect
  14. Normalcy Bias
  15. In-group Favoritism
  16. Hyperbolic Discounting
  17. Anchoring Bias
  18. Illusion of Control
  19. Survivorship Bias
  20. Endowment Effect
  21. Narrative Bias
  22. FOMO
  23. Actor/Observer Bias
  24. Gambler’s Fallacy
  25. Cashless Effect

Click here to download the eBook


About the author

Jen Clinehens, MS/MBA

Hi đź‘‹ I'm Jen Clinehens (MS, MBA) the founder and Managing Director of Choice Hacking.

I started Choice Hacking in 2021 to help marketers and entrepreneurs figure out what makes buyers tick, and elevate their work using behavioral science, marketing psychology, and AI.

If you want to learn more, check out links to my newsletter, podcast, YouTube channel and other free resources below 👇


Newsletter

🚀 Learn marketing psychology, fast with the Choice Hacking Ideas newsletter.

Lastest Articles

Podcast

Choice Hacking is a top management podcast in 35+ countries that uses storytelling to bring real-life case studies and psychological principles to life.

Listen & subscribe on Spotify, Apple, Youtube

Books

YouTube Channel