Cognitive Biases

We remember incomplete tasks more than completed ones.

• Zeigarnik Effect

• Framing Effect

• Stereotyping

we tend to find and remember information that confirm confirm our perception.

• Anchoring

• Cognitive Bias

• Confirmation Bias

Gabriel saw a long line of customer in the "Coco Milk Tea" store He thought to himself that he must try their product sometime.

• Zegarnik Effect

• Bandwagon Effect

• Framing Effect

We rely heavily on the first piece of information introduced when making decisions.

• Confirmation Bias

• Anchoring

• Framing Effect

Agata is elated because according to her horoscope, she will be extra lucky today.

• Dunning-Kruger Effect

• Barnum Effect

• Just-world Hypothesis

Willbeth was jogging in the park when she suddenly saw, in a distance, two bikers colliding together, unfortunately, no one took the initiative to help them.

• Framing effect

• Bystander Effect

• Just-World Hypothesis

Dominique wanted to join the quiz bee but she didn't, because the topics are vast and she thinks that she doesn't have the knowledge to most of it.

• Barnum Effect

• Dunning-Kruger Effect

• Just-World Hypothesis

The ABS-CBN deserved to be shutdown because they rebelled against the government.

• Barnum Effect

• Confirmation Bias

• Just-World Hypothesis

Francine was relieved that chelesea is one of her teammates in the RICS 2020 Camp.

• In-Group Favoritism

• Fundamental Attribution Error

• Bandwagon Effect

We judge others on their personality or fundamental character but we judge ourselves on the situation.

• Fundamental Attribution Error

• In-group favoritism

• Stereotyping