8 notes tagged with "cbias-notice-primed-repeated"

Attentional bias

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

Tagged with: #cognitive-bias, #cbias-information-overload, #cbias-notice-primed-repeated

Published on 8 months ago

Availability Heuristic

You overestimate the probability of something that you hear more often/remember easily.

Tagged with: #cognitive-bias, #cbias-info-overload, #cbias-notice-primed-repeated, #heuristic

Published on 8 months ago

Context effect

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

Tagged with: #cognitive-bias, #cbias-information-overload, #cbias-notice-primed-repeated, #memory

Published on 8 months ago

Frequency illusion

Once you learn a new word/concept, you see it everywhere.

Tagged with: #cognitive-bias, #cbias-information-overload, #cbias-notice-primed-repeated

Published on 8 months ago

Hot-Cold Empathy Gap

There is a significant difference in how we act in an emotionally charged state(hot state) when compared to your normal state(cold).

Tagged with: #cognition, #cbias-info-overload, #cbias-notice-primed-repeated

Published on 8 months ago

Mere-Exposure Effect

Psychological phenomenon by which people tend to develop a preference for things merely because they are familiar with them.

Tagged with: #cognition, #cbias-info-overload, #cbias-notice-primed-repeated

Published on 8 months ago

Illusory truth effect

We believe incorrect information to be correct after repeated exposure.

Tagged with: #cognitive-bias, #cbias-information-overload, #cbias-notice-primed-repeated

Published on 8 months ago

Recency bias

More weightage is given to a recent event/data/evidence when compared to past events/data/evidence.

Tagged with: #cognitive-bias, #cbias-information-overload, #cbias-notice-primed-repeated

Published on 8 months ago

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