With many employees working from home full-time, developing these five habits to mitigate distance bias is critical to good decision-making.

Although the flu has caused tens of thousands more deaths every year than the coronavirus, our brain's safety bias over-weights what's new and scary.

A distance bias occurs when we prioritize what's closer in space or time than what's farther away. Here's how to mitigate the bias to prioritize better.

If you have a brain, you're biased. The SEEDS Model® organizes five kinds of unconscious bias that affect decision-making the most.

At NLI, we like to say “If you have a brain, you’re biased.” Ever since November 2017, the technology company Splunk has taken that insight to heart.

Bias isn’t just something that happens within a person. It also happens between people — namely, in meetings. Without meaning to, people at the head […]