3/11/24

Due 3/18/24

  1. Which type of bias do you recognize in your own decision-making processes?
  2. How has this bias affected how you’ve made decisions in the past and how can you use your awareness of it to improve your decision-making skills in the future?
  3. Do you believe your level of intelligence was improved because of the stimuli in your childhood environment? Why or why not?

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