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Anchoring (cognitive bias) - Wikipedia

Anecdotal evidence - Wikipedia

Anthropomorphism - Wikipedia

Appeal to probability - Wikipedia

Argument from fallacy - Wikipedia

Attentional bias - Wikipedia

Authority bias - Wikipedia

Automation bias - Wikipedia

Availability heuristic - Wikipedia

Baader–Meinhof phenomenon

Bandwagon effect - Wikipedia

Base rate fallacy - Wikipedia

Bias blind spot - Wikipedia

Bizarreness effect - Wikipedia

Cheerleader effect - Wikipedia

Choice-supportive bias - Wikipedia

Clustering illusion - Wikipedia

Confabulation - Wikipedia

Confirmation bias - Wikipedia

Congruence bias - Wikipedia

Conservatism (belief revision) - Wikipedia

Consistency bias

Context effect - Wikipedia

Continued influence effect

Contrast effect - Wikipedia

Cross-race effect - Wikipedia

Cue-dependent forgetting - Wikipedia

Curse of knowledge - Wikipedia

Declinism - Wikipedia

Denomination effect - Wikipedia

Distinction bias - Wikipedia

Empathy gap - Wikipedia

Essentialism - Wikipedia

Extrinsic incentives bias - Wikipedia

Framing effect (psychology) - Wikipedia

Frequency illusion

Functional fixedness - Wikipedia

Gambler's fallacy - Wikipedia

Group attribution error - Wikipedia

Halo effect - Wikipedia

Hindsight bias - Wikipedia

Hot hand - Wikipedia

Illusion of asymmetric insight - Wikipedia

Illusion of external agency - Wikipedia

Illusion of transparency - Wikipedia

Illusion of validity - Wikipedia

Illusory correlation - Wikipedia

Illusory truth effect - Wikipedia

Impact bias - Wikipedia

In-group favoritism - Wikipedia

Insensitivity to sample size - Wikipedia

Just-world hypothesis - Wikipedia

The Magical Number Seven, Plus or Minus Two - Wikipedia

Masked-man fallacy - Wikipedia

Mental accounting - Wikipedia

Mere-exposure effect - Wikipedia

Money illusion - Wikipedia

Mood congruence - Wikipedia

Moral luck - Wikipedia

Murphy's law - Wikipedia

Normalcy bias - Wikipedia

Naïve cynicism - Wikipedia

Naïve realism (psychology) - Wikipedia

Negativity bias - Wikipedia

Neglect of probability - Wikipedia

Not invented here - Wikipedia

Observer-expectancy effect - Wikipedia

Omission bias - Wikipedia

Ostrich effect - Wikipedia

Outcome bias - Wikipedia

Out-group homogeneity - Wikipedia

Pareidolia - Wikipedia

Picture superiority effect - Wikipedia

Placebo - Wikipedia

Planning fallacy - Wikipedia

Positivity effect - Wikipedia

Pro-innovation bias - Wikipedia

Projection bias

Reactive devaluation - Wikipedia

Recency illusion - Wikipedia

Restraint bias - Wikipedia

Rosy retrospection - Wikipedia

Selective perception - Wikipedia

Self-licensing - Wikipedia

Self-reference effect - Wikipedia

Semmelweis reflex - Wikipedia

Spotlight effect - Wikipedia

Stereotype - Wikipedia

Subadditivity effect - Wikipedia

Subjective validation - Wikipedia

Survivorship bias - Wikipedia

Telescoping effect - Wikipedia

Time-saving bias - Wikipedia

Ultimate attribution error - Wikipedia

Von Restorff effect - Wikipedia

Weber–Fechner law - Wikipedia

Well travelled road effect - Wikipedia

Zero-sum thinking - Wikipedia

The Cognitive Bias Codex

by Buster Benson

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