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Improving Your Brain Health by How You Relate to Others

Sometimes it’s good to reconsider your perception

Michelle LaBrosse
Thu, 07/16/2015 - 12:36
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How well your brain works is affected by how you relate to other people. When doing the research for Cheetah’s “Happy Aging Project” program, we synthesized two important bodies of knowledge from leading research on brain health and performance.

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Submitted by dvanputten on Thu, 07/16/2015 - 10:43

Fundamental Attribute Error

Hello Michelle:

Fantastic article!! Your article reminds me of the concept called Fundamental Attribute Error. Humans do it all of the time. We attribute observed behavior to the wrong thing. We make assumptions based on how we fit stimulus into our mental models. This all fits into your article and compliments what you are sharing. As we repeatedly make attribute errors, we climb the ladder of inference. We infer one thing incorrectly which leads us to the next incorrect step on the ladder. Over time, we climb the ladder of inference and reach incorrect or non-optimal conclusions. 

Thank you, Dirk

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