KostenNutzenIrrtümern
KostenNutzenIrrtümern, also known as cost-benefit fallacies, are cognitive biases that occur when individuals make decisions based on the perceived costs and benefits of an action, rather than considering the actual probabilities and consequences. These biases can lead to irrational decision-making and are often influenced by emotional factors, heuristics, and the framing of information.
One common example of a KostenNutzenIrrtümern is the "sunk cost fallacy," where individuals continue to invest
Another example is the "status quo bias," where individuals prefer to maintain the current state of affairs,
KostenNutzenIrrtümern can also be influenced by the "availability heuristic," where individuals make judgments based on the
To mitigate KostenNutzenIrrtümern, it is important to consider the actual probabilities and consequences of an action,