Belief Bias
You accept arguments that match your beliefs and reject those that don’t, even if the logic is weak.
Groupthink
You go along with the group to avoid conflict, even when the group is wrong.
Sunk Cost Fallacy
You keep investing in something because you’ve already invested in it, even if it’s no longer worth it.
Backfire Effect
When your beliefs are challenged, you double down instead of reconsidering.
Example: “That evidence contradicts me, so I believe my view even more.”
In‑Group Bias
You favor people who belong to your group over those who don’t.
Confirmation Bias
You notice and believe information that supports your views and ignore what doesn’t.
Just‑World Hypothesis
You assume the world is fair, so people get what they deserve.
Curse of Knowledge
Once you know something, you assume others know it too.
Halo Effect
The more you like someone the more you think their right
