User:Sgeiger/Books/fallacies biases

Essential Topics for Critical Thinkers

 * List of fallacies
 * List of cognitive biases
 * List of memory biases
 * List of common misconceptions
 * List of misquotations
 * List of topics related to public relations and propaganda
 * Actor-observer bias
 * Adaptive bias
 * Affect heuristic
 * Attribute substitution
 * Attribution theory
 * Attributional bias
 * Availability heuristic
 * Black swan theory
 * Childhood amnesia
 * Choice-supportive bias
 * Cognitive dissonance
 * Confabulation
 * Cryptomnesia
 * Cue-dependent forgetting
 * Dunning–Kruger effect
 * Egocentric bias
 * False consensus effect
 * Forer effect
 * Fundamental attribution error
 * Generation effect
 * Group attribution error
 * Group-serving bias
 * Groupthink
 * Halo effect
 * Herd instinct
 * Heuristic
 * Hidden message
 * Hindsight bias
 * Horoscope
 * Illusion of asymmetric insight
 * Illusion of transparency
 * Illusory superiority
 * Impression management
 * Index of public relations-related articles
 * Ingroup bias
 * Just-world phenomenon
 * Levels-of-processing effect
 * Logical fallacy
 * Man in the moon
 * Media bias
 * Memory bias
 * Misinformation effect
 * Misuse of statistics
 * Modality effect
 * Negativity effect
 * Ostrich effect
 * Outgroup homogeneity bias
 * Overconfidence effect
 * Pareidolia
 * Part-list cueing effect
 * Peak-end rule
 * Physical attractiveness stereotype
 * Picture superiority effect
 * Positivity effect
 * Primacy effect
 * Projection bias
 * Psychological immune system
 * Recall bias
 * Recency effect
 * Regression toward the mean
 * Reminiscence bump
 * Representativeness heuristic
 * Rosy retrospection
 * Salience
 * Selection bias
 * Self-deception
 * Self-fulfilling prophecy
 * Self-perception theory
 * Self-serving bias
 * Serial position effect
 * Spacing effect
 * Status quo bias
 * Stereotyping
 * Subadditivity effect
 * Subjective validation
 * Suggestibility
 * Survivorship bias
 * System justification
 * Systematic bias
 * Telescoping effect
 * Testing effect
 * Texas sharpshooter fallacy
 * Tip of the tongue
 * Trait ascription bias
 * Ultimate attribution error
 * Valence effect
 * Von Restorff effect
 * Well travelled road effect
 * Wishful thinking
 * Zeigarnik effect