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The Curse of Knowledge: A cognitive bias all teachers should be aware of

The Curse of Knowledge: A cognitive bias all teachers should be aware of

Tue 14th November 2023

The phrase ‘the curse of knowledge’ was coined in 1989 by economists Camerer, Lowenstein and Weber and it refers to a cognitive bias where individuals assume other people know what they know. [...]

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