Definition of bias: It is the tendency or preference for one thing over another, and we always take sides with many things or people in our lives without a clear justification, which affects our decisions and their repercussions on us, and we always take sides with many things or people in our lives without a clear justification, Which affects our decisions and affects us, and bias in general is a life phenomenon that includes all living organisms, not just human societies. When a female penguin, for example, feeds her chicks that are among dozens of other chicks, without allowing only her chicks to eat, this is an innate bias.

In the world of statistics and research, research must be accurate, so that the data we collect for research is not biased towards an idea because bias in data collection will eventually lead to incorrect, unrealistic or biased results. Bias in psychology is called cognitive bias and it is in Reality is ingrained in the way we think.

In human societies, human bias takes on other aspects that are consistent with the complexity of this organism. Human bias may sometimes go beyond necessity into intolerance and outrageous racial discrimination. Human bias is divided into types, some of which are good and beneficial to society, and some are bad and destructive to coexistence and society. Some scientists have different types of cognitive biases, and much of this bias is unconscious.

Types of Bias with Examples:
The overconfidence bias is a selfish and mistaken belief that we are better than we really are, and that a person incorrectly assesses his or her skills, way of thinking, and talents.
Illusion of control: An illusion of control bias when a person believes that he is masters of all situations and this is not true.
Timing Bias Optimism is an aspect of overconfidence or excessive self-bias in which a person overestimates his speed of performance and underestimates the time he or she needs to complete a task.

Optimism and pessimism bias: We often tend to overestimate the likelihood of negative outcomes, in which case we should recognize that they are. It is the feelings that make us irrationally biased.
Timing optimism is an aspect of overconfidence or excessive self-bias in which a person overestimates his speed of performance and underestimates the time he needs to complete a task,Case in point: 300 professional fund managers were surveyed and asked if they thought they were above average in their abilities, about 74% of fund managers answered yes, while 74% thought they were above average. As for investing, the remaining 26%, or most of them, think it is mediocre.

Racial bias: It is the worst kind of human bias, here all human, social and emotional rules are broken, and pure blind fanaticism is the person's motive to act in a way, and the most severe type of intolerance is ethnic and religious intolerance.
Racial bias: It is the worst kind of human bias, here all human, social and emotional rules are broken, and pure blind fanaticism is the person's motive to act in a way, and the most severe type of intolerance is ethnic and religious intolerance.

Certainty effect: When people overestimate outcomes that are certain only those that are possible.
Time discount bias: People's tendency to want things now rather than later, in which the desired outcome in the future is perceived as less valuable than that in the present.

Definition of bias: It is the tendency or preference for one thing over another, and we always take sides with many things or people in our lives without a clear justification, which affects our decisions and their repercussions on us, and we always take sides with many things or people in our lives without a clear justification, Which affects our decisions and affects us, and bias in general is a life phenomenon that includes all living organisms, not just human societies. When a female penguin, for example, feeds her chicks that are among dozens of other chicks, without allowing only her chicks to eat, this is an innate bias.

In the world of statistics and research, research must be accurate, so that the data we collect for research is not biased towards an idea because bias in data collection will eventually lead to incorrect, unrealistic or biased results. Bias in psychology is called cognitive bias and it is in Reality is ingrained in the way we think.

In human societies, human bias takes on other aspects that are consistent with the complexity of this organism. Human bias may sometimes go beyond necessity into intolerance and outrageous racial discrimination. Human bias is divided into types, some of which are good and beneficial to society, and some are bad and destructive to coexistence and society. Some scientists have different types of cognitive biases, and much of this bias is unconscious.

Types of Bias with Examples:
The overconfidence bias is a selfish and mistaken belief that we are better than we really are, and that a person incorrectly assesses his or her skills, way of thinking, and talents.
Illusion of control: An illusion of control bias when a person believes that he is masters of all situations and this is not true.
Timing Bias Optimism is an aspect of overconfidence or excessive self-bias in which a person overestimates his speed of performance and underestimates the time he or she needs to complete a task.

Optimism and pessimism bias: We often tend to overestimate the likelihood of negative outcomes, in which case we should recognize that they are. It is the feelings that make us irrationally biased.
Timing optimism is an aspect of overconfidence or excessive self-bias in which a person overestimates his speed of performance and underestimates the time he needs to complete a task,Case in point: 300 professional fund managers were surveyed and asked if they thought they were above average in their abilities, about 74% of fund managers answered yes, while 74% thought they were above average. As for investing, the remaining 26%, or most of them, think it is mediocre.

Racial bias: It is the worst kind of human bias, here all human, social and emotional rules are broken, and pure blind fanaticism is the person's motive to act in a way, and the most severe type of intolerance is ethnic and religious intolerance.
Racial bias: It is the worst kind of human bias, here all human, social and emotional rules are broken, and pure blind fanaticism is the person's motive to act in a way, and the most severe type of intolerance is ethnic and religious intolerance.

Certainty effect: When people overestimate outcomes that are certain only those that are possible.
Time discount bias: People's tendency to want things now rather than later, in which the desired outcome in the future is perceived as less valuable than that in the present.