One can avoid the Forer Effect in super forecasting by being precise in making predictions. The Forer Effect occurs when predictions are too vague and people assume its meaning and apply it to themselves. Therefore, to avoid this, it is important to unpack the question into components, distinguish which parts you know and which ones you don't, and then make as precise a judgement as you can. Super forecasters adjust their views in light of new information as often as necessary.
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