Fox vs. Hedgehog (Tetlock)
The Fox vs. The Hedgehog Quiz
Explore your thinking style and decision-making approach with our engaging quiz, inspired by philosopher Isaiah Berlin's allegory of the fox and the hedgehog. Do you prefer to know many little things or focus on one big idea? Find out where you fall on this spectrum by taking our quiz!
Through a series of thought-provoking questions, you will:
- Discover your tendency towards complexity or simplicity in understanding politics.
- Evaluate your openness to diverse opinions and your decision-making strategies.
- Gain insights into your cognitive style and how it influences your approach to conflicts.
I am more likely to know many small things and be content to improvise explanations on a case-by-case basis than I am to know one big thing and try to explain as much as possible within that conceptual framework.
True
False
Scholars are usually at greater risk of exaggerating how complex the world is than they are of underestimating how complex it is.
True
False
We are closer than many think to achieving parsimonious explanations of politics
True
False
I think politics is more cloudlike than clocklike ("cloudlike" meaning inherently unpredictable; "clocklike" meaning perfectly predictable if we have adequate knowledge).
True
False
The more common error in decision making is to abandon good ideas too quickly, not to stick with bad ideas too long.
True
False
Having clear rules and order at work is essential for success.
True
False
Even after I have made up my mind about something, I am always eager to consider a different opinion
True
False
I dislike questions that can be answered in many different ways.
True
False
I usually make important decisions quickly and confidently.
True
False
When considering most conflict situations, I can usually see how both sides could be right.
True
False
It is annoying to listen to someone who cannot seem to make up his or her mind.
True
False
I prefer interacting with people whose opinions are very different from my own.
True
False
When trying to solve a problem I often see so many options that it is confusing.
True
False
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