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Cognitive Biases in Decision-Making: A Psychological Perspective on Business Excellence

Danesh Kumar Dewangan — Professional Doctorate in Business Management (European International University, Paris) Managing Director, Success Unlocking Global Foundation H. No. 809, Behind Netaji Garden, Gudhiyari, Raipur-492009, India
Published 2 Apr 2025 Vol. 5 No. 2 (2025), pp. 1-3
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Abstract

Cognitive biases significantly influence decision-making in the business world, often leading to irrational choices that impact organizational success. This paper explores the role of cognitive biases in business decision-making and their implications for achieving business excellence. It categorizes key biases, such as confirmation bias, anchoring bias, and loss aversion, and examines their effects on leadership, strategy, and organizational behavior. Additionally, it discusses methods to mitigate these biases through evidence based decision-making and psychological interventions. Understanding and managing cognitive biases can enhance business performance, foster innovation, and drive sustainable success.
KeywordsCognitive biasesdecision-makingbusiness psychologyleadershipconfirmation biasanchoring biasloss aversionbehavioral economicsrisk assessmentbusiness excellence

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