We think of an outcome as certain - but in reality if we zoom out, it would be part of a multi-step process - which in entirety is not certain.
People justify a past decision by subconsciously giving it positive attributes.
People tend to assign subjective value to money - this is susceptible to biases, thinking flaws.
People tend to think that events could have been easily predictable AFTER the outcome is clear.
Hard tasks makes you overconfident - and predict higher success probability while easier tasks makes you under confident - and predict lower success.
We tend to forget something that we looked up online.
Memory error that can create slightly wrong or wildly inaccurate recollection that the person is very confident about.
Individuals are less likely to offer help to a victim when there are other people present.
Negative emotions have immediate survival benefits. Positive emotions have long term benefits.
Tendency to believe decisions from an automated decision making system have more accuracy. And even ignore contradictory information made without automation.