Less than a minute lesson -2673 Overcoming Temporal bias

Less than a minute lesson -2673

Overcoming Temporal bias

Sometimes, we judge people's pasts based on the present standards. This act is known as temporal bias. We may assume someone was good or bad according to today's values, even though we understand that the past and present can be disconnected in many aspects of life.

Despite this understanding, we still have biases that lead us to form positive or negative opinions about individuals. We should view the past and present as separate entities to overcome such biases.

M.L. Narendra Kumar

Director

Instivate Learning Solutions PVT LTD

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