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Cognitive integrity

Think clearly under pressure: recognise manipulation, protect your attention, and hold on to your own judgement. A steady foundation for everything else you learn here.

What the course covers

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Chapters
2
Lessons
6
Total length
00h 46m
Price
Free
01 · What is cognitive integrity? · 3 lessons · 23:00
  • Thinking clearly under pressure
    09:00
  • Attention is a limited resource
    07:00
  • The cost of a distracted mind
    07:00
02 · Recognising manipulation · 3 lessons · 23:15
  • Urgency and scarcity
    09:00
  • Social proof and authority
    09:00
  • Framing and anchoring
    05:15

Your teacher

  • Nora Ek

    Teacher in source criticism and cognitive integrity

    I have taught critical reading for twelve years, first in upper secondary school and now here. Ask me about sources you are unsure of, how to read a study, or why a text feels convincing without being right.

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