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Bell ringer: Is Psychology different than common sense or intuition? What do you think?

Bell ringer: Is Psychology different than common sense or intuition? What do you think?

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Bell ringer: Is Psychology different than common sense or intuition? What do you think?. Limitations of intuition/common sense. When Obama got elected, how many of you knew he was going to win all along? - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Bell ringer:   Is Psychology different than common sense or intuition?  What do you think?

Bell ringer: Is Psychology different than common sense or intuition? What do you think?

Page 2: Bell ringer:   Is Psychology different than common sense or intuition?  What do you think?

Limitations of intuition/common sense

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When Obama got elected, how many of you knew he was going to win all along?How many people have gotten a test back and got an A (or an F) and after getting it back said you knew this is what you were going to get?

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How many people remember 9/11?Who thought they should have evacuated the second tower right away? Why?Who thought that people in Chicago and LA should evacuate important buildings also?

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Hindsight BiasI-knew-it-all-along phenomenonThe tendency to believe, after finding out the outcome, that one had foreseen the outcome

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How many of you can unscramble a word pretty

easily (like ex. below) Can you do it in under 15

seconds?WREAT=WATER

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Unscramble this wordETRYN

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ENTRYHarder than it looks???

Page 9: Bell ringer:   Is Psychology different than common sense or intuition?  What do you think?

Overconfidence BiasPeople have a tendency to think they know more than they doPeople think they can predict their own behavior and abilities at a level higher than they actually can

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Point to rememberHindsight and overconfidence bias lead us to overestimate our intuition.Scientific Inquiry help us discern reality form illusion

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Critical ThinkingPsychology and the scientific attitude prepares us to think smarterCritical thinking: the process of deciding what to believe and how to act based on a careful evaluation of the evidenceExamines assumptions, discern hidden values, evaluates evidence, assesses conclusionsCritical thinkers are constantly asking questions and thinking deeper

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SummaryWrite about a time you used overconfidence or hindsight bias when believing something Write about a time you used critical thinking skills to make a decision.