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A problem, question, or challenge is often more than meets the eye. But we're biased to accept how an issue is initially framed. We acquiesce to the original terms. That's called acquiescence bias. When we don't counteract our acquiescence bias, we miss opportunities to get to the root cause or think creatively about a challenge.
Today, I share 3 ways to resist acquiescence bias as you consider your next moves, goals, or plans.
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By Tara McMullin4.8
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A problem, question, or challenge is often more than meets the eye. But we're biased to accept how an issue is initially framed. We acquiesce to the original terms. That's called acquiescence bias. When we don't counteract our acquiescence bias, we miss opportunities to get to the root cause or think creatively about a challenge.
Today, I share 3 ways to resist acquiescence bias as you consider your next moves, goals, or plans.
Footnotes:

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