This is a very neatly-executed and polished resource. I’m a little leery of the premise—the real world doesn’t announce “this is a Sunk Cost Fallacy problem” before putting you in a Sunk Cost Fallacy situation, and the “learn to identify biases” approach has been done before by a bunch of other people (CFAR and https://yourbias.is/ are the ones which immediately jump to mind) - but given you’re doing what you’re doing I think you’ve done it about as well as it could plausibly be done (especially w.r.t. actually getting people to relive the canonical experiments). Strong-upvoted.
This is a very neatly-executed and polished resource. I’m a little leery of the premise—the real world doesn’t announce “this is a Sunk Cost Fallacy problem” before putting you in a Sunk Cost Fallacy situation, and the “learn to identify biases” approach has been done before by a bunch of other people (CFAR and https://yourbias.is/ are the ones which immediately jump to mind) - but given you’re doing what you’re doing I think you’ve done it about as well as it could plausibly be done (especially w.r.t. actually getting people to relive the canonical experiments). Strong-upvoted.