Saved Help Save & Edit Submit 1. Decision-Making Biases Decision-Making Biases This activity is important because you will make important decisions in your career and should understand that people tend to make certain decision errors due to bias. One of the reasons we make bad decisions is because we have to rely on our perceptions. Our perceptions can be useful, but they can also be distorted versions of reality. Perceptions can often be dangerous in decision making because we tend to make assumptions based on them. The goal of this exercise is to demonstrate your knowledge of decision-making biases. The following activity goes through some of the common faulty perceptions that impact decision-making and asks you to match each decision-making bias to a corresponding description. 50:11 nces Read the following examples of problems we have with decision making. Then, assign each example to the appropriate type of decision-making bias. Availability Setting Salary Next > 3 of 6 3 of 6 3 of 6