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ERROR FREQUENCY

2. PERSONALIZE


Claims true awareness.
Afraid
  1. Social proof
  2. Incentive super-response
  3. Loss Aversion
  4. Winner's curse
  5. Self-serving bias
  6. Hedonic treadmill
  7. Self-selection bias
  8. Not invented here syndrome
  9. Personification
  10. Procrastination

3. FALSE EVIDENCE


Uses false perceptions.
Selfish
  1. Clustering illusion
  2. Confirmation bias
  3. Regression to mean
  4. Scarcity error
  5. Law of small numbers
  6. False consensus effect
  7. Falsification of history
  8. In-group, Out-group bias

5. EMOTIONAL REASONING


Considers only effects.`
Ignorant
  1. Survivorship bias
  2. Control illusion
  3. Neglect of probability
  4. Forecast illusion
  5. Action bias
  6. Simple logic
  7. Inability to close doors< /li>
  8. Zeigamik effect

13. FALSE CAUSE


Perceives the wrong cause.
Irrational
  1. Availability bias
  2. Endowment effect
  3. Fundamental attribution error
  4. False cause
  5. Halo effect
  6. 'Because' justification
  7. Effort justification
  8. Salience effect

6. BLIND ACCEPTANCE


Considers only causes.
Naive
  1. The anchor
  2. Alternative paths
  3. Ambiguity aversion
  4. Default effect
  5. House money effect
  6. Strategic misrepresentation

7. FALSE RELATIONSHIP


Related to wrong behavior.
Compliant
  1. Reciprocity
  2. Liking bias
  3. Groupthink
  4. Contagion bias
  5. Fear of regret
  6. Will Rogers phenomenon

15. FALSE IDENTIFICATION


Wrong cause and effect.
Blind
  1. Physical illusion
  2. Outcome bias
  3. Association bias
  4. Beginner's luck
  5. Motivation crowding
  6. Fallacy of single cause

16. FALSE
CONTEXT


Ignore real relationships.
Separate
  1. Authoritative prattle
  2. Story bias
  3. Base rule neglect
  4. Gambler's fallacy
  5. Averages ignored
  6. Feature-positive effect

17. DENIAL



Denies choice.
Arrogant
  1. Sunk cost fallacy
  2. Decision fatigue
  3. Information bias
  4. Neomania
  5. Overthinking
  6. Cherry picking

8. PRE-CONCEPTION


Rigid ideas limit learning.
Opinionated
  1. Authority bias
  2. Framing
  3. Expectations
  4. Alternative blindness
  5. Illusion of attention

10. INVALID CONJUGATION


Connects to wrong stimuli.
Obsessive
  1. Coincidence
  2. Conjunction fallacy
  3. Affect heuristic
  4. Social comparison bias
  5. Deformation professionale

11. FALSE CREDIT


Credits wrong behavior.
Deceptive
  1. Hindsight bias
  2. Introspection illusion
  3. Domain dependence
  4. Illusion of skill
  5. Intention-to-treat error

1. GENERALIZE


One insight is all awareness.
Superstitious
  1. Overconfidence effect
  2. Paradox of choice
  3. Induction
  4. Envy

14. WISHFUL THINKING


Imaginary effects.
Gullible
  1. Twaddle tendency
  2. Forer effect
  3. Planning fallacy
  4. News illusion

4. FALSE COMPARISON


Misinterprets behavior.
Deluded
  1. Contrast effect
  2. Cognitive dissonance
  3. Primacy and recency effects

9. FALSE CONSTRUCTION


Weak cause and effect.
Dishonest
  1. Social loafing
  2. Omission bias
  3. Sleeper effect

12. JUMP TO CONCLUSION


Discredits relationships.
Disconnect
  1. Exponential growth
  2. Hyperbolic discounting
  3. The Black Swan

18. PREJUDICE


Unconscious of fact.
Unconscious
  1. Chauffeur knowledge
  2. Volunteer's folly