🧠 Functional Fixedness and 5 ways to beat it 📚 Cognitive Bias 📚 Cognitive Psychology
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Cognitive biases are little tricks that our mind automatically plays on us. They are clever shortcuts that help us get through the day with the limited mental resources we have, but sometimes they can leave us in sticky situations. Functional fixedness is a cognitive bias that limits our flexible thinking and can therefore make problem solving a challenge. In this video I explain more about the cognitive bias with some examples, and suggest five ways to combat it.
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Being able to step outside the box is an important skill. Thanks for your video!
Thank you :)
How come this video is not viral among people? Awesome explanation and you are amazing :)
Thanks so much! I have no idea how some videos go viral, but glad you found it and enjoyed it!
Fabulous video there is much need of people like you for today's world to improve their psychological well-being keep it up
Thanks! And thank you again for the great suggestion :)
Didnt expect to be sooo good
Thank you!
The missing side of the coin is that we have functional fixedness for a reason. It helps us chunk up and understand the world rather than get overwhelmed by possibilities every time we open the fridge. I think therefore Daniel Kahneman's work on system 1 and system 2 thinking is far more relevant than the mindset gubbins (which only really works under specific situations defined by Carol Dweck)
I like your point! Daniel Kahneman's work is great
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Can it be described as self actualizing gestalt?
Make a video on Dunning-Kruger bias..
Oh yes! That's a good one! Thank you for the suggestion!
Hey Kaustav, I've just uploaded this week's video on the Dunning-Kruger effect! Thanks again for the suggestion! You can check it out here: czcams.com/video/xSlL31frjVo/video.html
de Bono stole Six Hats and Lateral Thinking
Lateral thinking