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- If some things or people “survived” some process, the analysis of this sample can lead to incorrect results due to its incompleteness.
- People tend to offer greater aid when specific person is observed under hardship, comparing to large and vague groups.
- People tend to underestimate or overestimate the time that could be saved or lost, when increasing or decreasing the travelling speed. There is a non-linear dependency, so it may be hard to grasp intuitively.
- The effect results in underestimation of the duration taken to traverse well-known routes and overestimation of the duration taken to traverse less familiar routes.
- People tend to better remember unfinished or interrupted tasks, but the effect may also be dependent on a number of factors.
- People tend to limit how they use an object, usually to a way it is traditionally used.
- Low cognitive complexity can be related to all or nothing thinking, when people tend to separate everything in a small number of categories. Another name for the related effect is splitting.
