Treat bias scores as prompts for reflection
Use the observations to examine a decision, not to label yourself.
The assessment considers your action, allocation, and written explanation together. That gives the analysis more context than an action alone.
Read the evidence quote and confidence together. Use View advice beside a pattern for its suggested next step. View full size
Inspect the reason behind the score
A high score suggests the model found evidence of a pattern. Read the cited observation and confidence. A short fictional exercise cannot establish how you behave in every real investment situation.
Use the full breakdown when needed
The radar plots six of eight selected high-impact biases. The full breakdown covers 17. A bias missing from the radar may still appear in the list.
Use Show more in the score list to go beyond the six-axis radar. This example shows the expanded list. View full size
Read trends carefully
Later recorded check-ins can provide additional observations. A score moving down is not proof that a bias has disappeared; it can reflect different evidence or context.
For investment reviews, the useful output is a better question: “What would I conclude if I did not already own this position?” Keep that question alongside the financial evidence.