How to Avoid The Planning Fallacy

The planning fallacy occurs when we underestimate the time and resources needed to complete a task, often in contradiction to previous experiences.
In the context of academic research, the planning fallacy can lead to poor planning for future projects and collaborations, ignoring realistic estimates of what is required in terms of time, funding, expertise, or other resources. It may also cause dismissal of potential risks and unexpected challenges, with a focus instead on an overly optimistic assessment of one's abilities or available resources.
In this video, Dr. Jessica Parker discusses how following a writing process can help academics avoid the planning fallacy. Read the full blog post here: academicinsigh...
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