English(bias)

if you first see a T-shirt that costs $1,200 - then see a second one that costs $100 - you're prone to see the second shirt as cheap.

• anchoring bias

• confirmation bias

• conformity

• halo

Broadcaster reports on allegations of immoral behavior by an opponent of the spectrum giveaway

• media bias

• anchoring bias

• confirmation bias

• conformity

my sister thinks black cats are better while i think that ginger cats are better too

• confirmation

• halo

• conformity

• anchoring

my friends chose to play badminton but i prefer to play volleyball instead but i agreed to do so because they told me its fun

• conformity

• halo

• anchoring

• confirmation

She is pretty thats why the boss accepted her right away without looking at her resume

• halo

• confirmation

• conformity

• anchoring

in a restaurant, the first menu often sets an anchor for diners price expectations influencing their choices on the rest of the menu

• anchoring

• confirmation

• halo

• media

a person belives that the earth is flat and that

particular theory he confirms his beliefs only but ignores the evidience that contradicts it

• confirmity

• anchoring

• media

• confirmation