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Fallacies & Irrationality
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[edit]- Absence paradox
- Actor–observer asymmetry
- Ad hominem
- Affective forecasting
- Ambiguity effect
- Anchoring
- Anecdotal evidence
- Anthropomorphism
- Argumentum ad populum
- Attentional bias
- Attribution bias
- Automation bias
- Availability heuristic
- Bandwagon effect
- Barnum effect
- Base rate fallacy
- Belief bias
- Bias
- Bias blind spot
- Bizarreness effect
- Black swan theory
- Blind men and an elephant
- Cheerleader effect
- Cherry picking
- Chewbacca defense
- Chicken or the egg
- Childhood amnesia
- Choice-supportive bias
- Circular reasoning
- Clever Hans
- Cliché
- Clustering illusion
- Cognitive bias
- Cognitive dissonance
- Cognitive distortion
- Collective consciousness
- Collective intelligence
- Collective memory
- Collective unconscious
- Confabulation
- Confidence trick
- Confirmation bias
- Congruence bias
- Conjunction fallacy
- Consensus reality
- Consensus theory of truth
- Contrast effect
- Critical thinking
- Cross-race effect
- Cryptomnesia
- Cue-dependent forgetting
- Cultural cognition
- Curse of knowledge
- Decoy effect
- Defence mechanisms
- Defensive attribution hypothesis
- Demand characteristics
- Denomination effect
- Disposition effect
- Distinction bias
- Dunning–Kruger effect
- Duration neglect
- Egocentric bias
- Empathy gap
- Endowment effect
- Escalation of commitment
- Experimenter's bias
- Extrinsic incentives bias
- Factoid
- Fading affect bias
- Fallacy
- False-consensus effect
- Faulty generalization
- Figure of speech
- Forer effect
- Formal fallacy
- Framing (social sciences)
- Framing effect (psychology)
- Functional fixedness
- Fundamental attribution error
- Gambler's fallacy
- Generation effect
- Godwin's law
- Golem effect
- Google effect
- Group attribution error
- Halo effect
- Hard–easy effect
- Hasty generalization
- Hawthorne effect
- Hindsight bias
- Historical revisionism (negationism)
- Hot-hand fallacy
- Hyperbolic discounting
- Identifiable victim effect
- Ideomotor phenomenon
- IKEA effect
- Illusion
- Illusion of asymmetric insight
- Illusion of control
- Illusion of external agency
- Illusion of transparency
- Illusion of validity
- Illusory correlation
- Illusory superiority
- Illusory truth effect
- Impact bias
- In-group favoritism
- Informal fallacy
- Information bias (psychology)
- Insensitivity to sample size
- Irrationality
- Jumping to conclusions
- Just-so story
- Just-world hypothesis
- Kettle logic
- Law of triviality
- Less-is-better effect
- Leveling and sharpening
- Levels-of-processing effect
- List of common misconceptions
- List of confidence tricks
- List of fallacies
- List of memory biases
- List of paradoxes
- Loaded question
- Loss aversion
- Memory inhibition
- Mere-exposure effect
- Mind projection fallacy
- Misattribution of memory
- Misinformation effect
- Modality effect
- Moral credential effect
- Moral luck
- Murphy's law