10 notes tagged with "cbias-notice-confirmation"

Bucket error

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

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Published on 8 months ago

Congruence bias

People over-rely on their initial hypothesis.

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Published on 8 months ago

Continued influence effect

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

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Observer-expectancy effect

Experimenters interpreting results incorrectly because they have a pre-existing hypothesis.

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Ostrich effect

Avoiding negative information that can cause discomfort.

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Published on 8 months ago

Post purchase rationalization

People justify a past decision by subconsciously giving it positive attributes.

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Published on 8 months ago

Selective Perception

Not notice/quickly forget things that cause us emotional discomfort and contradict our prior beliefs.

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Semmelweis reflex

A 'reflex' like tendency to reject opposing ideas to what you believe.

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Published on 8 months ago

Subjective validation

You believe a hypothesis because it has personal meaning/significance to you.

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Published on 8 months ago

Law of narrative gravity

Public and press likes narratives. More widely accepted a narrative is, the more it shapes the perception of facts.

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Published on 8 months ago

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