Self-check on thinking errors
Anchoring, sunk cost, recency, loss, endowment, self-attribution, confirmation
Seven patterns in scenarios
Reading suggestions, not a diagnosis
No instruction to reallocate
A learning self-check on typical biases in scenarios. The result names patterns in the answers and suggests reading. It is not a psychological diagnosis and not an instruction to act.
The scenarios make known patterns visible: an old high as an anchor, time spent as an obligation, ownership as higher value. What follows is reading, for example on anchoring or confirmation bias. Not a judgment of your suitability.
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