Biases and Sibling Estrangement - Part 2 of 2
Brothers, Sisters, Strangers: A Podcast on Sibling Estrangem... by Ali-John Chaudhary, Psychotherapist and Fern Schumer Chapman, Author
Episode notes
In this episode, we continue our discussion about biases -- mental shortcuts that distort thinking and influence how we perceive and respond to situations. In sibling estrangement, biases act as invisible barriers shaping memories, blame, and feelings. We define and give examples of the following -- Anchoring Bias, In-group Bias, Self-Serving Bias, Availability Heuristic, Groupthink, and Status Quo Bias. Recognizing these biases can help siblings understand misperceptions in their relationships and can help mend fractured relationships.
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