Logic Flashcards
How to prove causation
X X taxonomy
Cognitive errors
Franklin veaux
X X taxonomy
Argumentative errors
Franklin veaux
X X taxonomy
Logical fallacies:
Franklin veaux
Ad h
Ad n
Arg from s
Appeal A
Appeal to e f t
Appeal I
Appeal to P
Affirming the con—-
Affirming the D
Ambiguity effect
Association fallacy
Attention Bias
Base rate fallacy
Mine: the why fallacy
Infinite postulation
The ability to see an opportunity for a why question requires an immediate answer
Postulating a conclusion for every problem: works for any problem, fails to solve any problem.
Begging the question
Black swan effect
Cherry picking
Choice supportive bias
Circular argument
Confirmation bias
Denying the antecedent
Entrenchment effect
Exclusive premises
Expectation bias
False attribution
False analogy
Loaded question
Pareidolia
P H E P H
Regression bias
Rhyming effect
Straw man
Sunk cost
TQ
Undistributed middle
Vividness fallacy
Extrinsic Incentive Bias
Spotlight effect
Attentional Bias
Illusory truth effect
Decoy effect
Spacing effect
Peltzman effect
Von Restorff Effect
Randomness bias
Expecting non random events in random setting
Availability heuristic
random resistance bias
Chris French - on science podcast, random resistance bias, having hard time accepting the truly random as random, 6 ones in a row feels non random
Levels of processing bias
Restraint bias
Bader Meinhoff
Other name
Base rate fallacy
And usage in spirituality
Finely tuned universe
Forer effect
Other name
Superiority bias names
Mentalizing
Aversion and discounting
Loss aversion evolutionary theory
Cryptomnesia
Backfire effect
Subadditivity effect
Pareidoliia
Illusion of validity
Observer expectancy effect
Distinction bias
Conservatism bias
Affect heuristic
Attribution bias
Halo effect