with more thoughtful decision-making at home and better collaboration while participating in their community.

Becoming aware of the well-researched decision-making shortcuts made it easy for participants to see the impact these invisible habits had on their decisions. They realized that many of the decisions they had already made had created personal risks and regrets. And they were surprised to see how these same short-cuts were being used against them, by other people wanting to influence decisions to benefit their hidden motivations.