G001 / Original reflection · Evidence C

Decision bias awareness practices reflection

A structured reflection across 4 practical dimensions.

This reflection reviews decision-checking habits. It is not an intelligence, rationality, competence, mental-health, legal, financial, medical, or safety assessment and cannot remove bias or guarantee a correct decision.✓ Answers stay in memory in this tab. They are not uploaded or saved.

Method card

  • Original project prompts
  • Six prompts per dimension
  • Balanced reverse wording
  • No norms or diagnosis

Rights and evidence

Prompts, labels, scoring, and translations are original to QuizAlbum. Evidence grade C means structured self-reflection, not a validated psychometric instrument.

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Dimension 1 of 40/24 answered

How much does each statement usually sound like you?

1. I restate a choice in neutral terms before comparing the options.
2. I check whether the same outcome sounds different when described as a gain or a loss.
3. I look for an option that was omitted by the way the question was presented.
4. The first description of a decision usually becomes the one I keep using.
5. When an option is labeled as the default, I rarely question why.
6. I compare how different stakeholders might frame the same decision.