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Cognitive Biases

 * Actor–observer asymmetry
 * Adaptive bias
 * Affect heuristic
 * Ambiguity effect
 * Anchoring
 * Attentional bias
 * Attribute substitution
 * Attribution (psychology)
 * Availability heuristic
 * Bandwagon effect
 * Base rate fallacy
 * Belief bias
 * Bias blind spot
 * Bizarreness effect
 * Bluma Zeigarnik
 * Bounded rationality
 * Childhood amnesia
 * Choice-supportive bias
 * Clustering illusion
 * Cognitive dissonance
 * Confabulation
 * Confirmation bias
 * Congruence bias
 * Conjunction fallacy
 * Conservatism (belief revision)
 * Contrast effect
 * Cross-race effect
 * Cryptomnesia
 * Cue-dependent forgetting
 * Curse of knowledge
 * Decoy effect
 * Defensive attribution hypothesis
 * Denomination effect
 * Distinction bias
 * Dunning–Kruger effect
 * Duration neglect
 * Egocentric bias
 * Empathy gap
 * Endowment effect
 * Escalation of commitment
 * Essentialism
 * Experimenter's bias
 * Extrinsic incentives bias
 * Fading affect bias
 * False-consensus effect
 * Forer effect
 * Framing effect (psychology)
 * Functional fixedness
 * Fundamental attribution error
 * Gambler's fallacy
 * Generation effect
 * Google effect
 * Group attribution error
 * Halo effect
 * Hard–easy effect
 * Heuristics in judgment and decision-making
 * Hindsight bias
 * Hostile media effect
 * Hot-hand fallacy
 * Hyperbolic discounting
 * Identifiable victim effect
 * IKEA effect
 * Illusion of asymmetric insight
 * Illusion of control
 * Illusion of external agency
 * Illusion of transparency
 * Illusion of validity
 * Illusory correlation
 * Illusory superiority
 * Illusory truth effect
 * Impact bias
 * Impression management
 * In-group favoritism
 * Information bias (psychology)
 * Insensitivity to sample size
 * Introspection illusion
 * Just-world hypothesis
 * Less-is-better effect
 * Leveling and Sharpening
 * Levels-of-processing effect
 * Memory inhibition
 * Mental accounting
 * Mere-exposure effect
 * Misattribution of memory
 * Misinformation effect
 * Misuse of statistics
 * Modality effect
 * Money illusion
 * Moral credential
 * Moral luck
 * Naïve cynicism
 * Naïve realism (psychology)
 * Negativity bias
 * Negativity effect
 * Neglect of probability
 * Normalcy bias
 * Not invented here
 * Numeracy
 * Observer-expectancy effect
 * Omission bias
 * Optimism bias
 * Ostrich effect
 * Out-group homogeneity
 * Outcome bias
 * Overconfidence effect
 * Pareidolia
 * Peak–end rule
 * Pessimism bias
 * Picture superiority effect
 * Planning fallacy
 * Positivity effect
 * Post-purchase rationalization
 * Pro-innovation bias
 * Projection bias
 * Prospect theory
 * Pseudocertainty effect
 * Reactance (psychology)
 * Reactive devaluation
 * Recency illusion
 * Reminiscence bump
 * Representativeness heuristic
 * Restraint bias
 * Rhyme-as-reason effect
 * Risk compensation
 * Rosy retrospection
 * Salience (neuroscience)
 * Selection bias
 * Selective perception
 * Self-perception theory
 * Self-serving bias
 * Semmelweis reflex
 * Serial position effect
 * Shared information bias
 * Social comparison bias
 * Social desirability bias
 * Somatic marker hypothesis
 * Spacing effect
 * Spotlight effect
 * Status quo bias
 * Stereotype
 * Subadditivity effect
 * Subjective validation
 * Suggestibility
 * Survivorship bias
 * System justification
 * Telescoping effect
 * Testing effect
 * Time-saving bias
 * Tip of the tongue
 * Trait ascription bias
 * Two-factor theory of emotion
 * Ultimate attribution error
 * Von Restorff effect
 * Well travelled road effect
 * Worse-than-average effect
 * Zero-risk bias