Kahneman, Daniel

"The false consensus effect leads us to overestimate how many people share our beliefs."

"Optimism bias causes us to believe we are less likely to experience negative events than others."

"The curse of knowledge makes it hard for us to remember what it was like not to know something."

"Attribution bias leads us to attribute others' failures to their character and our own failures to circumstances."

"The bystander effect shows that we are less likely to help when others are present."

"Belief perseverance means we maintain beliefs even when presented with contradictory evidence."

"The declinism bias makes us think the world was better in the past than it actually was."

"Egocentric bias causes us to rely too heavily on our own perspective when judging others."

"The false memory effect shows how easily our memories can be distorted."

"The Forer effect makes us believe vague personality descriptions are specifically about us."

"The fundamental attribution error makes us judge others by their character rather than their circumstances."

"The gambler's fallacy leads us to believe past results influence future independent events."

"The Google effect means we remember where information is rather than the information itself."

"The halo effect in decisions means that one good quality can outweigh multiple bad qualities."

"Illusory correlation makes us see patterns that don't actually exist."

"The illusion of transparency makes us overestimate how well others understand us."

"Ingroup bias causes us to favor members of our own group over outsiders."

"The just-world hypothesis leads us to believe the world is fair and people get what they deserve."

"Mere exposure effect makes us like things more simply because they are familiar."

"Negativity bias means negative information has more impact than positive information."

"The normalcy bias makes us underestimate the impact of disasters."

"Observational selection bias causes us to see patterns in data that we've chosen to examine."

"The outcome bias makes us judge decisions by their results rather than the quality of the decision."

"The paradox of choice shows that too many options can decrease satisfaction and increase anxiety."

"The Placebo effect demonstrates the power of belief and expectation in shaping our experience."

"Pro-innovation bias makes us overestimate the adoption and benefits of new innovations."

"Projection bias leads us to assume others share our beliefs and preferences more than they do."

"Reactance makes us desire something more when we think our freedom to choose it is threatened."

"Recency bias causes us to weight recent events more heavily than older events."

"The restraint bias makes us overestimate our ability to control impulsive behavior."