Return to course: Thinkstruments in Human Nature And Judgement

Thinkstruments in Human Nature And Judgement

Thinkstruments in Human Nature and Judgment (PART 1)

Availability Heuristic

Mimetic Envy And Scapegoating

Stress Management

Yerkes-Dodson Law

Thinkstruments in Human Nature and Judgment (PART 2)

Mental Accounting

Pavlovian Association

Operant Conditioning

Commitment and Consistency Bias

Sunk Cost Fallacy

Liking Tendency

Thinkstruments in Human Nature and Judgment (PART 3)

First Conclusion Bias

Confirmation Bias

Survivorship Bias

Curse of Knowledge

Incentive-Caused Bias

Representativeness Heuristic

Narrative Instinct

Bizareness Effect

Thinkstruments in Human Nature and Judgment (PART 4)

Baader-Meinhof Phenomenon

Boomerang Effect

Hasty Generalization

Relative Satisfaction

Kantian Fairness Tendency

Fundamental Attribution Error

Principle of Least Effort

Cognitive Dissonance

Thinkstruments in Human Nature and Judgment (PART 5)

Hard-Easy Effect

Focusing Effect

Planning Fallacy

Reputation Fragility

Noise Bottleneck

Keynesian Beauty Contest

Depressive Realism

Skill Compensation

Principle of Least Effort

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