Rooting for the Null Hypothesis: Key Strategies for Avoiding Bias in Clinical Decision-Making

The greatest of faults, I should say, is to be conscious of none.— Thomas CarlyleA man travels many miles to consult the wisest guru in the land. When he arrives, he asks the wise man, “Oh, wise guru, what is the secret of a happy life?”“Good judgment,” says the guru.“But oh, wise guru,” says the man, “how do I achieve good judgment?”“Bad judgment,” says the guru.— Tavris and Aronson (2007, 213)