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- Jul 15, 2026ConceptsThe Premortem: Imagining Failure Before It HappensMitchell, Russo and Pennington reported in 1989 that people told an outcome had already happened generated roughly 30 percent more possible reasons for it than people asked what might happen. The study measured the quantity and richness of reasons, not their accuracy. Gary Klein built the meeting around that effect, and its second engine is social: once failure is assumed, the sharpest critic wins the exercise instead of looking disloyal.
- Jul 12, 2026ConceptsThe Availability Heuristic: Why Vivid Beats LikelyAsked whether K appears more often as the first or third letter of English words, most people in Tversky and Kahneman's 1973 study said first; in typical English text it is roughly twice as common in third position. Recall ease, not frequency, drove the answer. Schwarz and colleagues sharpened the point in 1991: people asked for six examples of their own assertiveness rated themselves as more assertive than people asked for twelve.
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