Bias significato: infografica sui principali bias cognitivi

Self-help infographic titled "What Bias Means". COGNITIVE-BIAS POSTER archetype in a structured poster grid, Pinterest-friendly editorial illustration, vector-clean, minimal flat layout with subtle photorealistic-style mini illustrations, sage & cream palette, elegant iconography, highly readable typography, balanced spacing, clear visual hierarchy. Include 6 numbered cards in a clean grid, each with a short English heading, one-line English insight, and a small icon: 1) "Bias Defined" — "A bias is a mental shortcut that can distort judgment." icon: brain and magnifying glass. 2) "Confirmation Bias" — "We notice information that supports what we already believe." icon: checkmark inside a speech bubble. 3) "Anchoring" — "The first number or idea we see strongly shapes later decisions." icon: anchor and price tag. 4) "Availability Bias" — "We overestimate what comes to mind quickly or vividly." icon: lightbulb and memory spark. 5) "Halo Effect" — "One strong impression can color how we judge everything else." icon: glowing star above a person. 6) "How to Reduce Bias" — "Pause, compare evidence, and ask what you might be missing." icon: checklist and balance scale. Add a small top subtitle: "Common thinking distortions that affect decisions". Use simple educational captions, clean panel labels, and refined spacing. No logos or branded elements. All text rendered cleanly in English, no spelling errors, no gibberish characters, no watermarks No diagnostic medical / psychiatric claims, no real-author photos beyond book-cover-style cameos. Tasteful, motivational, evidence-respecting.