This page contains prompt questions generated by ChatGPT to help explore possible cognitive biases and distortions.
Have I actively sought out information or opinions that confirm my pre-existing beliefs?
Am I ignoring or dismissing information that contradicts my current views?
Are others involved in this situation showing signs of confirmation bias?
Am I making judgments based on readily available examples or recent experiences?
Have I considered a broader range of information and experiences?
Are others relying on easily recalled information to make decisions?
Did I initially anchor my decision or opinion to a specific value or idea?
Have I sufficiently considered alternative anchors or reference points?
Are others stuck on a particular anchor in their thinking?
Am I excessively confident in my own knowledge, abilities, or predictions?
Have I sought feedback or considered potential limitations in my thinking?
Do I observe overconfidence in the actions of others?
Am I looking back at this situation with the belief that the outcome was entirely predictable?
Did I underestimate the uncertainty and unknowns when making initial decisions?
Do others exhibit hindsight bias when discussing past events?
Am I giving more weight to recent information or events when making decisions?
Have I considered the longer-term trends or patterns?
Are others overly influenced by the most recent information?
Am I continuing with a course of action because of the resources (time, money, effort) already invested, rather than its future potential?
Have I re-evaluated the situation based on current circumstances and potential benefits?
Do I see others sticking with a project or decision due to sunk costs?
Have I or my group members been avoiding conflict or dissenting opinions to maintain harmony?
Have I considered alternative viewpoints and encouraged open discussions?
Is there a group mentality affecting decision-making?
Am I attributing success to my own abilities and failures to external factors?
Have I considered my role in both successes and failures objectively?
Do I notice others demonstrating a self-serving bias in their actions or explanations?
Am I overestimating my competence in an area where I lack expertise?
Have I sought feedback or acknowledged my limitations?
Do I observe others displaying overconfidence in areas where they lack knowledge?
Do I find myself ignoring or downplaying information that contradicts my beliefs or decisions?
Have I tried to reduce cognitive dissonance by re-evaluating my position?
Do I see others rationalizing their choices to alleviate cognitive dissonance?
Am I favoring members of my own group while being critical of those outside the group?
Have I considered alternative perspectives and treated all parties fairly?
Do I observe in-group bias in the actions of others?
Am I defaulting to the current state of affairs without considering potential improvements?
Have I critically assessed the reasons for maintaining the status quo?
Are others resisting change without adequate justification?
Am I neglecting the probabilities associated with different outcomes or risks?
Have I considered the likelihood of various scenarios, not just the worst-case or best-case ones?
Do others underestimate or overestimate probabilities in their decision-making?
Am I making attributions about others' behaviour based on dispositional factors rather than situational ones?
Have I considered the broader context and external influences on their actions?
Are others making attribution errors in their judgments of people or situations?
Am I viewing this situation as entirely good or bad, without considering shades of grey?
Is there a middle ground I might be missing?
Am I drawing broad conclusions from a single event?
Have I considered whether this always happens or just happened this time?
Am I focusing only on the negatives and ignoring positives?
What evidence supports a more balanced view of the situation?
Am I dismissing positive experiences or accomplishments as unimportant?
Would I acknowledge this success if it happened to someone else?
Am I assuming I know what others think without asking them?
Have I predicted a negative outcome without sufficient evidence?
Am I assuming the worst-case scenario will happen?
What are some more likely outcomes?
Am I basing conclusions solely on my feelings?
Could my feelings be influenced by something other than the facts?
Am I using words like "should," "must," or "ought" to pressure myself?
Is this expectation realistic or necessary?
Am I defining myself or others by a single event or behavior?
Would I use this label for someone else in a similar situation?
Am I taking responsibility for something outside my control?
Could there be other factors involved?
Am I exaggerating the importance of negatives or downplaying positives?
What is a more balanced perspective?
Am I holding someone entirely responsible for something without considering other factors?
Could I be overestimating their role or underestimating mine?
Am I assuming I know what others are thinking without evidence?
Have I checked my assumptions with them?
Am I predicting the future without solid evidence?
Could I wait to see how things unfold before making conclusions?