Avoiding Cognitive Dissonance Using Cognitive Biases (VCE SSCE Psychology): Flashcards
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Cognitive dissonance
Cognitive dissonance
Discomfort when beliefs conflict or behaviors contradict beliefs
3 components of tri-component model of attitudes
3 components of tri-component model of attitudes
Affective (feelings), behavioral (actions), cognitive (beliefs)
Actor-observer bias
Actor-observer bias
Attribute own bad behavior to external, others' to internal
Anchoring bias
Anchoring bias
Relying too heavily on first piece of information learned
Attentional bias
Attentional bias
Tendency to pay attention to some things while ignoring others
Confirmation bias
Confirmation bias
Seeking/favoring info that supports existing beliefs
False-consensus bias
False-consensus bias
Overestimating how much others share our opinions/beliefs
Functional fixedness
Functional fixedness
Regarding objects as having only one function
Optimism bias
Optimism bias
Underestimate negative events, overestimate positive (80% show)
Dunning-Kruger effect
Dunning-Kruger effect
Low skill overestimate ability; high skill underestimate ability
