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Natural Sciences
[Content introduction]
The term "cognitive bias" is attracting attention.
Cognitive bias refers to the "distortion or bias of thinking" that exists for everyone.
For example, have you ever thought that it is "appropriate for you" by looking at the results of a personality test or fortune-telling?
Cognitive bias also affects behavior.
If you find it to be a "limited item, you may end up buying it even if you didn't want it before.
Other people tend to think that what they know is also known by others.
These biases affect relationships.
These biases can be seen in various situations, but they are difficult to notice.
However, knowing what cognitive biases exist will help you deal with them in an emergency.
This book classifies cognitive biases into six broad categories according to the situation, and explains them in an easy-to-understand way.
Part1 Perceptual Biases
Prologue
Prologue
Part1 Perceptual Biases
Illusions, Illusions, Illusions, Illusions, Illusions, Illusions, Illusions, Illusions, Illusions, Illusions, IllusionBias / Naive Realism / False Consensus / Enchantment of Knowledge / Overestimation of Contribution / Spotlight Effect / Illusion of Transparency / Fair World Hypothesis / Victim Blaming / System Justification / Hostile Media Perception / Backfire Effect / COLUMN Third Party Effect
Part5 Population Bias
Tuning Bias / Group Tune / Minority Tune / BandWagon Effect / Group Polarization / Authority Bias / OutGroup Homogeneity Bias / InGroup Bias (InGroup Bias) / Ultimate Error of Attribution / False Correlation / COLUMN Bystander Effect
Part6 Number Bias
Nonsense Mathematical Effect / Average Fallacy / Survivor Bias / Correlation Analysis Pitfalls / Simpson Paradox / False Correlation / Regression Fallacy / Gambler Mistake / Monty Hall Problem / Probability Fallacy / COLUMN Certainty Effect
Basic Terminology
Index 0 0 placebo effect sunk cost holding effect halo effect Pygmalion effect Cai Krueger