
For Good, Data driven Business Decision-Making : Avoid Probability and Statistics Misconceptions and Mistakes.


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Covers a wide range of psychological shortcuts and data distortions, including survivorship bias, selection bias, and the availability heuristic.
Uses realistic examples, such as Simpson's Paradox, and includes a role-play exercise to ground concepts in practical application.
The instruction prioritizes framing and engagement over the underlying mathematical mechanics required for technical mastery. One signal from late 2025 suggests a lack of depth, though the displayed update date does not prove this was addressed.
The curriculum aligns with the target audience of leaders and managers by focusing on practical decision-making pitfalls.