28 notes tagged with "cbias-information-overload"

Anchoring Effect

Choices are affected by an anchor.

Published on 8 months ago

Attentional bias

What we believe/want influences what we focus on/notice.

Published on 8 months ago

Bias blind spot

It's more difficult to notice biases in ourselves.

Published on 8 months ago

Bizarreness effect

We remember bizarre material better.

Published on 8 months ago

Bucket error

Lumping a decision to a related but not necessarily causing result.

Published on 8 months ago

Context effect

We might not be able to recall information without memory aids/cues that we used at study.

Published on 8 months ago

Congruence bias

People over-rely on their initial hypothesis.

Published on 8 months ago

Continued influence effect

Continue to believe wrong information even after learning that it's wrong.

Published on 8 months ago

Distinction bias

When evaluating between two options, we view them as very different - as compared to evaluating them separately(we would have evaluated them very close to each other).

Published on 8 months ago

Framing effect

People's choices can change based on how the question is framed or worded.

Published on 8 months ago