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Week 1 Reflective Journal

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Q Prior to beginning work on this assignment, read Chapters 1 and 2 in Superforecasting. The intent of the journal is to apply what you have learned to how data analytics is applied in industry. After reading the assigned chapters of Superforecasting this week, write a reflective journal of the three most important take-aways contained in the chapters. Your journal should be between two to three pages excluding cover and reference page. Carefully review the Grading Rubric Links to an external site.for the criteria that will be used to evaluate your assignment.

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After reading chapters one and two of Superforecating, the stories that the author described forecasting, having doubt, and exhibiting a God complex all revolve around the importance of statistics—reading the many stories expressed the use of evidence to support decision making. The first of the three most essential take-aways between chapters one and two were the unknown and unforeseen variables that impact the development of forecasts. Secondly, medical professionals' attitudes displayed "the God complex" based on their judgments. Lastly, having doubts strives to achieve desired solutions.