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PART II: What Were They Thinking?! Cognitive Biases in Human Error and Decision Making

Wed, Nov 25

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Zoom

Join us for the conclusion of our Q3 Workshop. We'll be discussing practical tools to recognize and mitigate the impact of cognitive biases.

PART II: What Were They Thinking?! Cognitive Biases in Human Error and Decision Making
PART II: What Were They Thinking?! Cognitive Biases in Human Error and Decision Making

Time & Location

Nov 25, 2026, 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM EST

Zoom

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About The Event

In Part 1 of What Were They Thinking?!, we explored the cognitive biases that influence how we perceive information, interpret circumstances, and make decisions. The conversation was so engaging that one bias proved particularly difficult to overcome: time bias. We ran out of it!

So, Dr. Serne is coming back to finish the conversation.


Recognizing cognitive bias is an important first step—but awareness alone doesn’t prevent it from influencing our decisions. In Part 2, we’ll shift our focus from recognizing bias to mitigating its effects, exploring practical tools and strategies that individuals, teams, and organizations can use to support better decision-making.


Through discussion and interactive exercises, participants will examine how these mitigation strategies can be applied to real-world situations, including decisions made in the moment, investigations after an event, and organizational processes designed to support human performance.

Whether you joined us for Part 1 or are new to the conversation, this…


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