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bounded rationality
you always decide things without all of the information, is not about how good or bad the strategy is, but how well it adapts (Simon’s scissors)
anchoring
we judge by taking a reference point point due to the high degree of uncertainty
fundamental attribution error
we overestimate the dispositional factors and underestimate the situational factors when explaining behavior
false consensus bias
what we do, think or feel we think it is more common than it actually is
naïve realism
think people see the world as i do, and if someone see it differently they have a distorted view
compliance
majority influence strategy. More frequent, easier to achieve but more superficial. It influences observable elements. It is immediate, people tend to converge in the view and are conscious of the influence
conversion
minority influence strategy. Private change and influences non-observable processes. It is a delayed and indirect change causing that you may not be conscious of it.