'Attribution' is how people think the cause of their everyday experience are. These can be external or internal.
We believe that the views of an authority figure(Eg. God, Govt., Parent) is more accurate - and let it influence our options.
Assigning human traits, attributes, emotions or agency to non-human things.
We **overestimate** duration and intensity of future emotional states.
If an unlikely event(that's statistically independent) occurred multiple times, it's less likely to occur in the future.
Tendency to follow the crowd. Adopting behaviours, practices, attitudes, beliefs only because others are doing it.
The Serial-position effect ie. strong recall of last item of the list, will be impaired if there is an irrelevant item(that need not be remembered) at the end of the list.
Dunning–Kruger effect is a cognitive bias in which people with low ability at a task overestimate their ability.
It is possible for a group to decide on something that is against most or all of the group members' preference.
If there are multiple similar stimuli, we remember the one that differs from the rest.