Cognitive heuristics such as availability, representativeness, or anchoring and insufficient adjustment can lead to systematic biases in
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Cognitive heuristics such as availability, representativeness, or anchoring and insufficient adjustment can lead to systematic biases in judgments or decisions. How is this different from saying that they can lead to random errors? Why is this distinction important?
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