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Cognitive Biases in Commercial Arbitration

Kognityviniai šališkumai komerciniame arbitraže
descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 14 Nov 2025 Lithuania Publisher:Vilnius University PressJournal:Vilnius University Open Series (eissn: 2669-0535, Copyright policy )
Authors: Elzbergaitė, Ditė; Jakutytė, Julija;

doi: 10.15388/tmp.2025.2

Cognitive Biases in Commercial Arbitration

Abstract

This article analyses the impact of cognitive biases on arbitrators’ decisions in commercial arbitration proceedings. Strategies are outlined that can help to reduce the impact of cognitive biases, ensuring greater objectivity in arbitration.

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bias mitigation, cognitive bias, impartiality, sprendimų priėmimas, commercial arbitration, šališkumų valdymas, kognityviniai šališkumai, decision-making, nešališkumas, komercinis arbitražas

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