(also known as digital amnesia): We often forget information that is easily found on search engines.

The Fowler effect (also known as the Barnum effect): We easily accept some vague and widely used words to describe our personality.

We are accustomed to believe that what we observe is objective fact and that others are irrational, uninformed or biased

People tend to believe that the world is just; therefore, we believe that injustices occur for a reason

In an accident, witnesses will secretly worry that they will be blamed in the same way. If the witness's experience is more similar to that of the victim, they will blame the victim less and instead blame the victim. To attack the perpetrator. vice versa

We overestimate how much attention people will pay to our behavior and appearance

Once we know something, it’s easy to assume that others know it too

fewer people support our views in reality than imagined

A better outcome increases people’s evaluation of their morality, and vice versa

People prefer to maintain consistency and harmony with the group. In order to minimize conflicts, we occasionally make some unreasonable decisions.