<prompt> Hlalosa mohopolo oa leeme la kelello.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Explain the concept of cognitive biases. . Response in English: Cognitive biases refer to systematic errors in the way we think and perceive the world. These biases occur due to the limitations of our cognitive abilities, as our brains tend to process information through mental shortcuts, known as heuristics, which are not always accurate. Cognitive biases can impact our decision making, leading us to form inaccurate judgments, make irrational choices, and hold misconceptions about the world. Some common examples of cognitive biases include confirmation bias, where we tend to seek out information that confirms our existing beliefs, and the availability heuristic, where we make judgments based on the information that is most easily accessible in our minds. Because cognitive biases are a natural part of the way we think, its important to be aware of them, so that we can make more rational and objective decisions. . Response in Sesotho: Maemo a kelello a bolela liphoso tse hlophisitsoeng ka tsela eo re nahanang le ho lemoha lefatše ka eona. Litšekamelo tsena li etsahala ka lebaka la mefokolo ea bokhoni ba rona ba ho tseba, kaha boko ba rona bo atisa ho sebetsana le boitsebiso ka mekhoa e khutšoanyane ea kelello, e tsejoang e le heuristics, e sa nepahaleng kamehla. Maemo a kelello a ka ama liqeto tsa rona, a etsa hore re etse liqeto tse fosahetseng, re etse liqeto tse sa utloahaleng, me re be le maikutlo a fosahetseng ka lefatše. Mehlala e meng e tloaelehileng ea maikutlo a kelello e kenyelletsa leeme la tiiso, moo re atisang ho batla boitsebiso bo tiisang litumelo tsa rona tse teng, le ho fumaneha ha heuristic, moo re etsang likahlolo tse thehiloeng boitsebisong bo fumanehang habonolo likelellong tsa rona. Hobane litšekamelo tsa kelello ke karolo ea tlhaho ea tsela eo re nahanang ka eona, ho bohlokoa ho e ela hloko, e le hore re ka etsa liqeto tse nang le kelello le tse nang le sepheo. 