hello. and egor plotnikov, artist.lo, don’t be alarmed, this is a special composition of two seemingly opposite people, a scientist and an artist. because today we will talk about cognitive distortions. vladimir, in general, why is it so important to study human mistakes, our irrationality? it turns out that in real life you and i behave the way we do, yes, we are not... what we are talking about, this is my favorite cognitive error, well, i think scientists too, this is the so -called fundamental fallacy of causality attributions, i specially pronounce them in full so that you understand that psychologists are also scientists, they also have terms, for example, an employee brought a report at the wrong time, a report on some work, why lazy, unpunctual, i didn’t do something on time, everyone one of us doesn’t do something on time, it’s how we’ve developed ... we’re wonderful, but don’t you think that in general the desire to be good is such a powerful source of all kinds of cognitive errors, it’s one of the basic huma

hello, hello, vladimir, and egor plotnikov, artist. alarmed, this is a special composition of two, it would seem that in real life you and i behave the way we do, yes, we are not super logicians, not super statisticians, not super thinkers, we are ordinary living people with a mindset that has to make mistakes in order to work well, that's why it's very useful to understand how it actually works, because it allows you to on the one hand, to understand how people make decisions, on the other... here is my favorite cognitive error, and i think scientists have it too, this is the so-called fundamental error of causal attribution, i specially say it in full so that you understand that psychologists are scientists too , they also have terms, for example, an employee brought a report on time, a report on some work. good in their own eyes, well, in the eyes of others, of course, too, and this leads to a large number of behavioral consequences, again to a large number, well distortions, we are talking about this today, well , what to do, this

editor of a popular science magazine, also schrödinger's cat, our wonderful guests today, artist egor plotnikovychologist, professor, head of the cognitive laboratory ranhix research, vladimir spiredonov. hello, i'm pilot cosmonaut anton shkaplerov, this is a podcast about space stories. russia is a great space power; it never ceases to explore new horizons in the space industry. the first artificial earth satellite, the first man in space, the first woman in space, the first spacewalk, the first dockings, finally, the first feature film shot in space. it's russia. today my friend, pilot, cosmonaut, hero of russia, oleg artemyev, is visiting me. oleg, committed my first flight was 10 years ago. oleg, hello, hi, hi, why did you choose the space industry, there are many other interesting professions, maybe there is an element of chance, since i wanted to get the best education, well, in my youth i thought that astronauts had the best education, i... stole all the autobiographies of astronauts, there were military pilots, there were engineers who graduated from mine, baumman medical university and

psychological sciences, head of the ranhix laboratory for cognitive research, hello, hello, vladimir, and egor plotnikovns. vladimir, in general , why is it so important to study human mistakes, our irrationality. it turns out that in real life you and i behave the way we do, yes, we are neither super logicians, nor super statics, nor super. thinkers, we are ordinary living people with a mindset that , in order to work well, is forced to make mistakes, which is why it is very useful to understand how it works in reality, because it allows, on the one hand, to understand how people make decisions, on the other hand, this allows us to give at least some recommendations in order to to avoid very heavy mistakes, well , let's start with a few examples to make it clearer what we are talking about, here is my favorite cognitive error... well, i think scientists have it too, this is the so-called fundamental error of causal attribution, i specifically pronounce it in full so that you understand that psychologists are also scientists, they also have terms, for example, an employee brought a report at the wrong t

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hello, hello, vladimir, and egor plotnikov, artist. because today we will talk about cognitive distortions. vladimir, in general , why is it so important to study human mistakes, our irrationality? it turns out that in real life you and i behave the way we lead, yes, we are not super logicians, not super statics, not super thinkers, we are ordinary living people with a mindset that, in order to work well, is forced to make mistakes, which is why it is very useful to understand how it works in fact, because it allows, on the one hand, to understand how people make decisions, on the other hand it... a few examples to make it clearer what we are talking about, here is my favorite cognitive error, and i think scientists too , this is true called the fundamental error of causal attribution, i specially pronounce it in full so that you understand that psychologists are also scientists, they also have terms, for example, an employee brought a report on time, a report on some work, why? lazy, unpunctual, i didn’t do something on time, well, ea

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