Splitting, sometimes referred to as “dichotomous” or “black-and-white” thinking, refers to a perceptual stance in which we reduce a complex collection of qualities down into two competing camps, and then make judgements based on that simplification rather than the more complicated reality.
Binary Bias
Binary Bias
Binary Bias
Splitting, sometimes referred to as “dichotomous” or “black-and-white” thinking, refers to a perceptual stance in which we reduce a complex collection of qualities down into two competing camps, and then make judgements based on that simplification rather than the more complicated reality.