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automaticity
doing things without conscious mind after repetition. brain strengthens path between concepts without our awareness. quick and cheap
cognitive misers
humans like solve problems through simpler means/mental shortcuts due to our limited capacity to process info
naive scientist model of the mind
motivated tacticians model of the mind
we are both naive scientists and cognitive misers and can switch between based off our goals
halo effect
unconscious application of one characteristic to all other characteristics (eg pretty privelige)
maximizers
do research and weigh all possible decisions and try and find the best possible solution
satisficers
think about a decision until they find a solution thats good enough and go with that. usually happier
IAT test
most common measure of unconscious associations. latency response measure
heuristics
simple thinking strategies that follow a pattern to come to an automatic conclusion quickly and cheaper
click-whirr heuristic
tendancy for trigger word to prompt an automatic response and disregards other details of sentence
representativeness heuristic
tendancy to assume that the most likely response matches the prototype in our heads (base rate neglect)
availability heuristic
tendency to think the thing that first comes to mind is the most likely answer
anchoring heuristic
tendency to rely heavily on first piece of info (the anchor) as a point to estimate off.
fundamental attribution error
tendency when we are observing someone to assume their behaviour is more related to who they are as a person and less to their external environment
field theory
behaviour = personality/traits + their environment
belief perseverance
tendancy to hold onto a belief we like even in the face of contradictory evidence
confirmation bias
tendency to prefer info that confirms our beliefs
primacy effect
tendency to remember things from early in a list (rehearsal)
recency effect
tendency to remember the last few items on a list because they are fresh in our mind
rosy retrospection
we lie to ourselves to protect our memories of our past/childhood. links to nostalgia