Tversky, Amos

"We overweight recent information."

"The vividness of examples distorts probability."

"We are tribal creatures seeking confirmation."

"Anchors are invisible yet powerful."

"The illusion of transparency pervades our thinking."

"We assume others think like us."

"Regression surprises us every time."

"Correlation is not causation, yet we conflate them."

"The peak-end rule shapes our memories."

"Duration neglect explains our poor time judgments."

"We remember endings more than middles."

"Preference reversal shows our inconsistency."

"Utility is not objective; it is psychological."

"Risk aversion is bred into our bones."

"We are loss-averse to our detriment."

"The endowment effect makes us overvalue what we own."

"Mental accounting is how we organize our lives."

"We find reasons for our decisions after making them."

"The false consensus effect is pervasive."

"We see the world through a narrow window."

"Expertise without humility is dangerous."

"Randomness masquerades as skill."

"Luck plays a far greater role than we admit."

"Good fortune is attributed to ability, bad to circumstance."

"We underestimate uncertainty."

"The future is more open than we think."

"Predictions are often confidently wrong."

"We are creatures of habit and ritual."

"Change is harder than we believe."

"The status quo bias keeps us stuck."