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Effects that exist as a point of reference for understanding everything or to be comprehended.

 * Accelerator effect
 * Accordion effect
 * Acousto-optics
 * Additive genetic effects
 * Advanced maternal age
 * Aharonov–Bohm effect
 * Al Jazeera effect
 * Alcohol and health
 * Allais effect
 * Allee effect
 * Ambiguity effect
 * Anchoring
 * Anrep effect
 * Antenna effect
 * Anti-greenhouse effect
 * Askaryan radiation
 * Audio feedback
 * Auger effect
 * Aureole effect
 * Autler–Townes effect
 * Autokinetic effect
 * Avalanche effect
 * Averch–Johnson effect
 * Balassa–Samuelson effect
 * Baldwin effect
 * Balloon-carried light effect
 * Bambi effect
 * Bandwagon effect
 * Bank effect
 * Barkhausen effect
 * Barnett effect
 * Barnum effect
 * Baskerville effect
 * Bauschinger effect
 * Beaujolais effect
 * Behavioral contrast
 * Ben Franklin effect
 * Bernoulli's principle
 * Beta-silicon effect
 * Bezold effect
 * Bezold–Brücke shift
 * Biefeld–Brown effect
 * Big-fish–little-pond effect
 * Birthday-number effect
 * Black drop effect
 * Blazhko effect
 * Blocking effect
 * Bloom (shader effect)
 * Bohr effect
 * Boomerang effect (psychology)
 * Bouba/kiki effect
 * Bowditch effect
 * Bradley effect
 * Bridgman effect
 * Broken escalator phenomenon
 * Brookings effect
 * Brown Willy effect
 * Bruce effect
 * Bullwhip effect
 * Business cluster
 * Butterfly effect
 * Bystander effect
 * Cage effect
 * Calendar effect
 * Captodative effect
 * Capture effect
 * Carrier-sense multiple access with collision detection
 * Cascade effect
 * Cascade effect (ecology)
 * Casimir effect
 * Castle thunder (sound effect)
 * Catapult effect
 * Catfish effect
 * Causality
 * Ceiling effect
 * Cherenkov radiation
 * Chilling effect
 * Chorus effect
 * Christiansen effect
 * Chronic Somogyi rebound
 * Cinderella effect
 * Cis effect
 * Clientele effect
 * CNN effect
 * Coandă effect
 * Coattail effect
 * Cobra effect
 * Cocktail party effect
 * Cohort effect
 * Common ion effect
 * Compton scattering
 * Contrast effect
 * Convergence (economics)
 * Coolidge effect
 * Coriolis force
 * Cotton effect
 * Cotton–Mouton effect
 * Crabtree effect
 * Cross-race effect
 * CSI effect
 * Cupertino effect
 * Cytopathic effect
 * De Haas–van Alphen effect
 * Debye–Falkenhagen effect
 * Decoy effect
 * Delay (audio effect)
 * Dember effect
 * Demonstration effect
 * Denomination effect
 * Diderot effect
 * Direct effect of European Union law
 * Disposal tax effect
 * Disposition effect
 * Distancing effect
 * Dole effect
 * Domino effect
 * Doppler effect
 * Droste effect
 * Dunning–Kruger effect
 * Eagle effect
 * Early effect
 * Eberhard effect
 * Edge effects
 * Efimov state
 * Einstein effect
 * Einstein–de Haas effect
 * Electro-optic effect
 * Electrocaloric effect
 * Electron-cloud effect
 * Electroviscous effects
 * ELIZA effect
 * Embedding effect
 * EMC effect
 * Emerson effect
 * Endowment effect
 * Enhanced permeability and retention effect
 * Epps effect
 * Espresso crema effect
 * Ettingshausen effect
 * Evershed effect
 * Exciter (effect)
 * Eötvös effect
 * False consensus effect
 * False memory
 * Faraday effect
 * Ferroelectricity
 * Fink effect
 * Flaming sword (effect)
 * Floating body effect
 * Floodgate effect
 * Floor effect
 * Florence Nightingale effect
 * Flutie effect
 * Flynn effect
 * Forbush decrease
 * Founder effect
 * Fractional quantum Hall effect
 * Franssen effect
 * Franz–Keldysh effect
 * Free surface effect
 * Front projection effect
 * Fujiwhara effect
 * Full screen effect
 * Fåhræus–Lindqvist effect
 * Garshelis effect
 * Gauche effect
 * Generation effect
 * Geodetic effect
 * Gerschenkron effect
 * Giant magnetoresistance
 * Gibbons–Hawking effect
 * Gibbs–Donnan effect
 * Gibbs–Thomson equation
 * Glass house effect
 * Glasser effect
 * Goos–Hänchen effect
 * Great Salt Lake effect
 * Green-beard effect
 * Greenhouse effect
 * Ground effect (aerodynamics)
 * Ground effect (cars)
 * Gunn diode
 * Guy Stewart Callendar
 * Haldane effect
 * Halo effect
 * Hanbury Brown and Twiss effect
 * Hawthorne effect
 * Health effect
 * Holtzman effect
 * Horizon effect
 * Hostile media effect
 * Hot chocolate effect
 * Hundredth monkey effect
 * Hydrophobic effect
 * Hyperchromicity
 * Hypersonic effect
 * Ideomotor phenomenon
 * Illusory superiority
 * Imbert–Fedorov effect
 * In-camera effect
 * Incidental effect
 * Indirect effect
 * Inductive effect
 * Inert pair effect
 * Inertial supercharging effect
 * Information silo
 * Inner-platform effect
 * International Fisher effect
 * Inverse Faraday effect
 * Jack-in-the-box effect
 * Jahn–Teller effect
 * January effect
 * Johnsen–Rahbek effect
 * Josephson effect
 * Joule–Thomson effect
 * Kadenacy effect
 * Kapitsa–Dirac effect
 * Kappa effect
 * Kate Middleton effect
 * Kautsky effect
 * Kaye effect
 * Ken Burns effect
 * Kendall effect
 * Kerr effect
 * Keynes effect
 * Keystone effect
 * Kinetic depth effect
 * Kinetic isotope effect
 * Kirkendall effect
 * Klein–Nishina formula
 * Knife-edge effect
 * Kohn effect
 * Kondo effect
 * Kozai mechanism
 * Kuleshov effect
 * Lake-effect snow
 * Landau–Pomeranchuk–Migdal effect
 * Late effect
 * Latitudinal gradients in species diversity
 * Lawn dart effect
 * Lazarus effect
 * LCD memory effect
 * Lead–lag effect
 * Leakage effect
 * Learning effect (economics)
 * Lee–Boot effect
 * Legalized abortion and crime effect
 * Leidenfrost effect
 * Lense–Thirring precession
 * Leveling effect
 * Levels-of-processing effect
 * List of effects
 * Little–Parks effect
 * Lockin effect
 * Lombard effect
 * Lotus effect
 * Low-frequency effects
 * Lubbert's effect
 * Lunar effect
 * Luxemburg–Gorky effect
 * Magnetic isotope effect
 * Magnetic refrigeration
 * Magneto-optic effect
 * Magneto-optic Kerr effect
 * Magnus effect
 * Malmquist bias
 * Malter effect
 * Marangoni effect
 * Mark Twain effect
 * Martha Mitchell effect
 * Massenerhebung effect
 * Maternal effect
 * Matthew effect
 * McCollough effect
 * McGurk effect
 * Meissner effect
 * Meitner–Hupfeld effect
 * Memory effect
 * Menstrual synchrony
 * Mesomeric effect
 * Microwave auditory effect
 * Mikheyev–Smirnov–Wolfenstein effect
 * Milky seas effect
 * Miller effect
 * Miniature effect
 * Misinformation effect
 * Missing letter effect
 * Misznay–Schardin effect
 * Mohring effect
 * Mozart effect
 * Mpemba effect
 * Mullins effect
 * Multiple-effect humidification
 * Mössbauer effect
 * Name-letter effect
 * Negativity bias
 * Neglected firm effect
 * Nernst effect
 * Network effect
 * Noclip mode
 * Non-thermal microwave effect
 * Nordtvedt effect
 * Novaya Zemlya effect
 * Novelty effect
 * Nuclear Overhauser effect
 * Numerosity adaptation effect
 * Nut Island effect
 * Observer effect (information technology)
 * Observer effect (physics)
 * Observer-expectancy effect
 * Occlusion effect
 * Octave effect
 * Okorokov effect
 * Oligodynamic effect
 * Online disinhibition effect
 * Opposition surge
 * Osborne effect
 * Ostrich effect
 * Ouzo effect
 * Overconfidence effect
 * Overjustification effect
 * Overview effect
 * P-factor
 * Pandemonium effect
 * Partner effects
 * Pasteur effect
 * Pauli effect
 * Payne effect
 * Pearson–Anson effect
 * Penn effect
 * Petkau effect
 * Phaser (effect)
 * Philipp Lenard
 * Phillips curve
 * Photoacoustic Doppler effect
 * Photoelectric effect
 * Photorefractive effect
 * Photothermal effect
 * Physical effect
 * Picture superiority effect
 * Piezoresistive effect
 * Pigou effect
 * Placebo
 * Plasma effect
 * Plateau effect
 * Pockels effect
 * Polar effect
 * Polar mutation
 * Pontoon effect
 * Portevin–Le Chatelier effect
 * Position-effect variegation
 * Positivity effect
 * Poynting effect
 * Poynting–Robertson effect
 * Practical effect
 * Pratfall effect
 * Precedence effect
 * Primakoff effect
 * Priority effect
 * Probe effect
 * Proximity effect (atomic physics)
 * Proximity effect (electromagnetism)
 * Proximity effect (electron beam lithography)
 * Proximity effect (superconductivity)
 * Pseudocertainty effect
 * Pulfrich effect
 * Purkinje effect
 * Pygmalion effect
 * QMR effect
 * Quantum Hall effect
 * Quantum Zeno effect
 * Raman scattering
 * Ramp effect
 * Ramsauer–Townsend effect
 * Ransom note effect
 * Rashomon effect
 * Ratchet effect
 * Rear projection effect
 * Rebound effect
 * Rebound effect (conservation)
 * Red-eye effect
 * Reinforcement (speciation)
 * Relativistic Doppler effect
 * Renner–Teller effect
 * Renormalization group
 * Repeated measures design
 * Reverse short-channel effect
 * Ringelmann effect
 * Ripple effect
 * Risk compensation
 * Robin Hood effect
 * Roe effect
 * Rollin film
 * Rope trick effect
 * Rossiter–McLaughlin effect
 * Rusty bolt effect
 * Sachs–Wolfe effect
 * Sagnac effect
 * Sailing ship effect
 * Samba effect
 * Sandbox effect
 * Scharnhorst effect
 * Schottky effect
 * Screen-door effect
 * Second gas effect
 * Second-system effect
 * Serial-position effect
 * Shaft effect
 * Shaped charge
 * Shapiro time delay
 * Shielding effect
 * Shower-curtain effect
 * Shubnikov–de Haas effect
 * Side effect
 * Side effect (computer science)
 * Signor–Lipps effect
 * Silk screen effect
 * Simon effect
 * Simpson's paradox
 * Situational sexual behavior
 * Skin effect
 * Slashdot effect
 * Sleeper effect
 * Smith–Purcell effect
 * Snackwell effect
 * Snob effect
 * Snowball effect
 * Social facilitation
 * Solarisation
 * Sound effect
 * Southwest Effect
 * Sow's ear effect
 * Spacing effect
 * Special effect
 * Spin Hall effect
 * Spoiler effect
 * Stack effect
 * Stark effect
 * Stars (shader effect)
 * Status effect
 * Steric effects
 * Stewart–Tolman effect
 * Stock sound effect
 * Storage effect
 * Streisand effect
 * Stroop effect
 * Subadditivity effect
 * Subject-expectancy effect
 * Sudden ionospheric disturbance
 * Sunyaev–Zel'dovich effect
 * SVG filter effects
 * Tamagotchi effect
 * Tanada effect
 * Tanzi effect
 * Telescoping effect
 * Testing effect
 * Tetris effect
 * Thatcher effect
 * The Jupiter Effect
 * Therapeutic effect
 * Thermal Hall effect
 * Thermal mass
 * Thermionic emission
 * Thermoelectric effect
 * Third-person effect
 * Thorpe–Ingold effect
 * Ting Hai effect
 * Tinkerbell effect
 * Tocqueville effect
 * Training effect
 * Trans effect
 * Transformer effect
 * Transverse flow effect
 * Trench effect
 * Triboelectric effect
 * Trickle-down effect
 * Trickle-up effect
 * Twisted nematic field effect
 * Twomey effect
 * Tyndall effect
 * Umov effect
 * Unruh effect
 * Urban heat island
 * Vandenbergh effect
 * Vaporific effect
 * Veblen good
 * Venturi effect
 * Venus effect
 * Visual effects
 * Visual effects art director
 * Voigt effect
 * Von Restorff effect
 * Vroman effect
 * Wagon-wheel effect
 * Wahlund effect
 * Walkman effect
 * Warburg effect
 * Wealth effect
 * Weapons effect
 * Weathervane effect
 * Weissenberg effect
 * Wet floor effect
 * Whitten effect
 * Wien effect
 * Wigner effect
 * Wilson effect
 * Wilson–Bappu effect
 * Windkessel effect
 * Withgott effect
 * Wolf effect
 * Wolff–Chaikoff effect
 * Woodward effect
 * Woozle effect
 * Word superiority effect
 * Worse-than-average effect
 * Xenia (plants)
 * Yarkovsky effect
 * Yarkovsky–O'Keefe–Radzievskii–Paddack effect
 * Zeeman effect
 * Zeigarnik effect