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Introduction :
Heuristic bias refers to systematic thinking errors caused by mental shortcuts used for quick, intuitive decisions.
This includes the affect and availability heuristics and the contrast between fast vs. slow thinking.
Prospect Theory explains choices under risk, highlighting loss aversion.
Experiencing self and the remembering self.
— Mar 18, 2026 08:20PM
Heuristic bias refers to systematic thinking errors caused by mental shortcuts used for quick, intuitive decisions.
This includes the affect and availability heuristics and the contrast between fast vs. slow thinking.
Prospect Theory explains choices under risk, highlighting loss aversion.
Experiencing self and the remembering self.
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Lazy Controller : Sys 2 is lazy (slow, deliberate, effortful). Cognitive effort and flow, law of least effort, self control and glucose, ego depletion, intelligence and rationality,
Associative M/C : A word, image, or idea automatically triggers a cascade of related ideas, emotions, memories via Sys 1. Associative activation, priming effect, Ideomotor effect, Associative coherence, activation without awareness.
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Associative M/C : A word, image, or idea automatically triggers a cascade of related ideas, emotions, memories via Sys 1. Associative activation, priming effect, Ideomotor effect, Associative coherence, activation without awareness.