Ch3 Social belief&Judgements
Perceive our social worlds
Priming
Perceiving&Interpreting events
Political perceptions
Perceptions of others
Others' perceptions of us
Belief preseverance
Constructing memories
misinformation effect
reconstruct attitudes
reconstruct behavior
Judge our social worlds
Intuitive judgments
controlled processing
automatic processing
Overconfidence
planning fallacy
stockbroker overconfidence
political overconfidence
Confirmation bias
Reduce overconfidence bias
prompt feedback
unpack a task
why their judgments might be wrong
Heuristics: Mental Shortcuts
Representativeness heuristic
Availability heuristic
Counterfactual thinking
Illusory thinking
Illusory correlation
Illusion of control
Gambling
Regression toward the average
Moods&Judgments
Explain our social worlds
Attributing causality
misattribution
Attribution theory
dispositional attribution
situational attribution
Spontaneous trait inference
Commonsense attributions
consistency
distinctivenss
consensus
The fundamental attribution error
perspective&situational awareness
Actor-observer perspectives
Camera perspective bias
Perspectives change with time
Self-awareness
cultural differences