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Cognitive Bias Explorer

Understanding how cognitive biases affect investment and gambling decisions through interactive simulations and 3D visualizations

🎮 Cognitive Bias Simulator

Select Bias Type Confirmation Bias Overconfidence Bias Loss Aversion Anchoring Bias Availability Heuristic Gambler's Fallacy

Scenario Type Stock Investment Casino Gambling Day Trading

Initial Capital ($)

Select your bias type and scenario to begin the interactive simulation

$10,000

Final Capital

0

Bias Impact Score

0

Decisions Made

0%

Accuracy Rate

🧠 3D Decision-Making Brain

Bias Intensity

Emotional State Calm Excited Fearful Greedy

Neural Pathway Analysis

Prefrontal Cortex: Rational thinking center - analyzes facts and logic

Limbic System: Emotional processing - fear, greed, excitement

Bias Networks: Pattern recognition shortcuts - heuristics and biases

📊 Personal Bias Assessment

Question 1: Investment Scenario

You bought a stock at $100. It's now worth $80. What do you do?

Sell immediately to limit losses
Hold until it reaches $100 again
Buy more shares since it's cheaper
Research the fundamentals before deciding

Question 2: Gambling Scenario

You've lost $200 at a casino. What's your next move?

Quit and go home
Bet bigger to win it back
Make smaller bets to minimize risk
Set a strict loss limit

Question 3: Information Processing

When researching investments, which sources do you rely on most?

Multiple sources with different viewpoints
Your favorite financial news site
Social media and forums
Professional analyst reports only

Your Cognitive Bias Profile

🛠️ Smart Decision Framework

Decision Type Investment Decision Gambling Decision Trading Decision General Financial

Risk Level

Low High

Time Horizon Immediate (< 1 day) Short-term (1-30 days) Medium-term (1-12 months) Long-term (> 1 year)

Your Personalized Decision Framework

Bias Checkpoints

📚 Understanding Cognitive Biases

Confirmation Bias

Seeking information that confirms existing beliefs while ignoring contradictory evidence.

Impact: High

Overconfidence Bias

Overestimating one's knowledge, abilities, or chances of success in decision-making.

Impact: Very High

Loss Aversion

The tendency to fear losses more than equivalent gains, leading to risk-averse behavior.

Impact: High

Anchoring Bias

Over-relying on the first piece of information encountered when making decisions.

Impact: Medium