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Benson, Buster & Manoogian, J. (ill.)
Cognitive Bias Codex
2016
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            We notice things already primed in memory or repeated often
                  Avaibility heuristic
                  Attentional bias
57;1977                  Illusory truth effect
                  Context effect
                  Cue dipendent forgetting
                  Mood-congruent memory bias
                  Frequency illusion
1994                  Baader-Meinhof Phenomenon
                  Empathy gap
                  Omission bias
                  Base rate fallacy
            Bizzarre/unny/visually-striking/ anthropomorphic things stick out more than non-bizarre/unfunny things
                  Bizarreness effect
                  Humor effect
                  Von Restorff effect
                  Picture superiority effect
                  Self-relevance effect
                  Negativity bias
            We notice when something has changed
                  Anchoring
                  Conservatism
                  Cotrast effect
                  Distinction bias
                  Focusing effect
                  Framing effect
                  Money illusion
                  Weber-Fechner law [ di Ernst Heinrich Weber ET Gustav Theodor Fechner ] 
            We are drawn to details that confirm our own existing beliefs
                  Confirmation bias
                  Congruence bias
                  Post-purchase rationalization
                  Choice-supportive bias
                  Selective perception
                  Observer-expectancy effect
                  Experimenter's bias
                  Observer effect
                  Expectation bias
                  Ostrich effect
                  Subjective validation
                  Continued influence effect
                  Semmelweis reflex
            We notice flaws in others more easily than flaws in ourselves
                  Bias blind spot
                  Naïve cynism
                  Naïve realism
      Not Enough Meaning
            We find stories and patterns even in sparse data
                  Confabulation
                  Clustering illusion
                  Intensivity to sample size
                  Neglect of probability
                  Anedoctal fallacy
                  Illusion of validity
                  Masked man fallacy
                  Recency illusion
                  Gambler's fallacy
                  Hot-hand fallacy
                  Illusory correlation
                  Pareidolia
                  Anthropomorphism
            We fill in characteristics from stereotypes, generalities, and prior histories
                  Group attribution error
                  Ultimate attribution error
                  Stereotyping
                  Essentialism
                  Functional fixedness
                  Moral credential effect
                  Just-world hypothesis
                  Argument from fallacy
                  Authority bias
                  Automation bias
                  Bandwagon effect
                  Placebo effect
            We imagine things and people we're familiar with or fond of as better
                  Halo effect
                  In-group bias
                  Not invented here
                  Cross-race effect
                  Cheerleader effect
                  Well-traveled road effect
                  Out-group homogeneity bias
                  Reactive devaluation effect
                  Positivity effect
            We simplify probabilities and numbers make them easier to think about
                  Mental accounting
                  Normalcy bias
                  Magic number 7 + 2
                  Murphys's Law [ di Edward Aloysius Murphy ] 
                  Subadditivity effect
                  Survivorship bias
                  Zero sum bias
                  Denomination effect
                  Appeal to probability fallacy
            We think we knoww what other people are thinking
                  Curse of knowledge
                  Illusion of trasparency
                  Spotlight effect
                  Illusion of external agency
                  Illusion of asymmetric insight
                  Extrinsic incentive error
            We project our current mindset and assumptions onto the past and future
                  Hindsight bias
                  Outcome bias
                  Moral luck
                  Declinism
                  Telescoping effect
                  Rosy retrospection
                  Impact bias
                  Pessimism bias
                  Planning fallacy
                  Time-saving bias
                  Pro-innovation bias
                  Projection bias
                  Restraint bias
                  Self-consistency bias
      Need To Act Fast
            To act, we must be confident we can make an impact and feel what wwe do is important
                  Overconfidence effect
                  Egocentric bias
                  Optimism bias
                  Social desiderability bias
                  Third-person effect
                  Forer effect
                  Barnum effect
                  Illusion of control
                  False consensus effect
                  Dunning-Kruger effect [ di David Dunning ET Myron W. Krueger ] 
                  Hard-easy effect
                  Illusory superiority
                  Lake Wobegon(e) effect [ di David Guy Myers ] 
                  Self-serving bias
                  Actor-observer bias
                  Fundamental attribution error
                  Defensive attribution hypothesis
                  Trait ascription bias
                  Effort justification
                  Risk compensation
                  Peltzman effect [ di Samuel 'Sam' Peltzman ] 
            To stay focused, we favor the immediate, relatable thing in front of us
                  Hyperbolic discount
                  Appeal to novelty
                  Identifiable victim effect
            To get things done, wwe tend to complete things we've invested time & energy in
                  Sunk cost fallacy
                  Irrational escalation
                  Escalation of commitment
                  Loss aversion
                  IKEA effect
                  Processing difficulty effect
                  Generation effect
                  Zero-risk bias
                  Disposition effect
                  Unit bias
                  Pseudocertainty effect
                  Endowment effect
                  Backfire effect
            To avoid mistakes, we're motivated to preserve our autonomy and status in a group, and to avoid irreversible decisions
                  System justification
                  Reactancce
                  Reverse psychology
                  Decoy effect
                  Social comparison bias
                  Status quo bias
            We favor simple-looking options and complete information over complex, ambiguos options
                  Ambiguity bias
                  Information bias
                  Rhyme as reason effect
                  Bike-shedding effect
                  Belief bias
                  Law of Triviality
                  Delmore effect [ di Paul Whitmore ] 
                  Conjunction fallacy
                  Occam'Razor [ di  Guglielmo di Ockham ] 
                  Less-is-better effect
      What Should We Remember?
            We edit and reinforce some memories after the fact
                  Misattribution of memory
                  Source of confusion
                  Cryptomnesia
                  False memory
                  Suggestibility
                  Spacing effect
            We discard specifics to form generalities
                  Implicit associations
                  Implicit stereotypes
                  Stereotypical bias
                  Prejudice
                  Negativity bias
                  Fading affect bias
            We reduce events and lists to their key elements
                  Peak-end rule
                  Leveling and sharpening
                  Misinformation effect
                  Duration neglect
                  Serial recall effect
                  List-length effect
                  Modality effect
                  Memory inhibition
                  Part-list crueing effect
                  Primary effect
                  Recency effect
                  Serial position effect
                  Suffix effect
            We store memories differently based on howw they were experienced
                  Levels of processing effect
                  Absent-mindedness
                  testing effect
                  Next-in-line effect
                  Google effect
                  Tip of the tongue phrnomenon

 
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