Tendency to recognize faces from your own race more easily when compared to recognizing faces from other races.
When communicating with others, we assume that they have all the background information about the topic that we have already.
We think that vague and generic personality descriptions that can apply to a lot of people are very accurate and made specifically for them.
We tend to overvalue the specific information - rather than integrating it with general information like the base rate.
It's more difficult to notice biases in ourselves.
We remember bizarre material better.
Lumping a decision to a related but not necessarily causing result.
Belief that if it's possible, then it's probable.
The idea that since an argument had a logical fallacy in it, it must be false.
What we believe/want influences what we focus on/notice.