The Big 3
BIAS I
Books & Bias
More BIAS
Even More Bias
100

Thinking pitfall, or hiccup, that are a part of every human's thought process

What is a cognitive bias

100

The act of giving up a number, as in salary or car price, and every number thereafter is revolves around this 

What is anchoring

100

Gladwell's 2005 book about trusting your intuition 

What is Blink

100

Our tendency to underestimate how good we are on tasks; or our inability to see how bad we really are

What is the Dunning Kruger Effect

100

Cut me off in traffic?!? oh, you'll get yours sooner or later...

What is the Just World Fallacy  

200

tendency to search for, recall, or favor your prior opinion, belief, or value

What is Confirmation Bias

200

You keep reading news about shark attacks in Florida, but the aggregate numbers have not gone up 

What is the Selection Effect

200

Kahneman's Book refuting Gladewell's Book, suggesting Logic is better than Intution 

What is Thinking Fast and Slow

200

after you learn something, you believe you should have predicted the outscore, given al the clues 

What is the Hindsight Bias

200

Your memories are not a filing cabinet, but rather a network of memories that gets activated

What is the Mis-information Effect

300

Information is arranged in a way that "nudges" you in one direction or another

What is Framing, or Priming

300

The notion that an event is scary and fear makes it real, though the statistical probability is infinitely low

What is Vividness Criterion 

(or the Law of Small Numbers)

300

Your emotions are innate, self-validating, and immune to challenge

What is the Affective Fallacy

300

Perceive meaningful connections between random, meaningless things 

What is apophenia  

300

Every is looking at you, noticing what you are wearing, saying, and doing 

What is the Spotlight Effect

400

Immediate, recent, and vivid examples of a phenomenon that immediately come to mind

What is Availability Bias

400

people overestimate the chance of something happening, if it hasn't happened in a long time

What is the Gambler's fallacy

400

after observing behavior, assuming it's not the context or situation, but it's the Person, and 'fortune telling' motives

What is the Fundamental Attribution Error

400

You like Van Gogh's starry night because of the its statement about the vast ability of humans to reach their unlimited potential against a universe of hardships

What is the Introspection 

400

Argument "Against the Man" 

Ad Hominem Fallacy 

500

Social Media's algorithms feeds you information which appeal to your sense of "I KNEW it!"

What is confirmation bias

500

In salary negotiation or car buying, it is NOT giving up the number before your opponent 

What is first mover dis-advantage or second mover advantage

500

The person at work who has been there for a long time and has has expertise about what ideas are good/bad

Who is Yoda?

500

You argue against an position no one is taking, or set up a weak argument just to destroy it 

What is the Straw Man Fallacy

500

"I'll start my exercise regime tomorrow" because there's Re Runs of Investigative Discovery / Forensic Files are on TV 

What is procrastination (also, hyperbolic discounting)

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