
Maximus BeSci Building Blocks Webinar: Quick Quiz
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- Q1Which C-Factor is involved when you see others buying a lottery ticket, so you also want to buy a lottery ticket?Gamblers' FallacyAmbiguity AversionAuthority BiasSocial Norms30s
- Q2An advert for a holiday package says: "Don't miss out on this great deal!" Which bias is this?Cognitive OverloadLoss AversionCommitmentSocial Norms30s
- Q3If you introduce yourself with your full job title at the start of a conversation, which bias are you taking advantage of?Social NormsAuthority BiasEmpathy GapLoss Aversion30s
- Q4When you receive a Christmas card from someone, you feel obliged to give them something in return. What is this known as?Social NormsReciprocityPrimingCognitive Overload30s
- Q5If we compared the time needed to attend a training course as the same as "watching one episode of Friends on Netflix", what is this called?FramingPrimingCommitmentAuthority Bias30s
- Q6If we tell a participant how long an activity will take, what is this known as?Optimism BiasPresent BiasAmbiguity AversionDefaults30s
- Q7"People don't like change and prefer things to remain the same". Which bias is this?Present BiasCommitmentDefaultsCognitive Overload30s
- Q8If you tell a participant that they can sign up for a course "straight away", which bias is this using?DefaultsPresent BiasOptimism BiasSocial Norms30s
- Q9Which bias states that we overestimate our own knowledge and abilities?Ego BiasDefaultsPresent BiasCognitive Overload30s
- Q10If we present participants with too much information on their new jobs programme at once, what might happen?Cognitive OverloadFramingEmpathy GapAuthority Bias30s