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Biases in Assessment and how to overcome them

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  • Biases in Assessment and how to overcome them

    Observing and evaluating the behaviour of other people is different from observing and evaluating yourself. Assessing yourself is not always as easy as it may seem at first glance. In this final part of the training, you will learn what you should pay particular attention to when using the SINCOE@ assessment tool to assess your own innovation competence.

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      SINCOE Video 4 (EN) final von SINCOE (CC BY)

       

       

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      In the following section you can find out more about some of the most important cognitive biases and how you can avoid them.
      Big Fish-Little Pond-Effect
      Big Fish-Little Pond-Effect
      Confirmation Bias
      Confirmation Bias
      Dunning Kruger-Effect
      Dunning Kruger-Effect
      Impostor Syndrome
      Impostor Syndrome
      Self-Serving Bias
      Self-Serving Bias
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      Dunning Kruger-Effect Page
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