There are automatic functions of memory. Sharpening is when we remember small details in retelling of a memory. Levelling is when we leave out parts of the memory.
We tend to remember things that have more depth of mental processing.
The languages you know influence your cognition and world view.
We prefer to avoid making a loss over making a profit of the same value.
Number of items that can be held in short term memory: 7 +/- 2
Memory inhibition is the ability **NOT** to remember irrelevant information.
People mistake the face value of money(the amount of money) with the real value(what it can buy).
A previous 'good' behaviour will make it easier to do 'bad' behaviour.
Assigning praise or blame of an action based on outcome even if its not fully in their control.
We tend to accept/believe more easily and with less scrutiny things we think are correct.