thinking/problems

6. when you get stuck thinking about something in one way to have trouble seeing other possible solutions.
7. knowing or understanding something quickly without needing to think about it consciously.
9. when people keep believing something even after the evidence shows it's wrong.
10. Instructions used to solve a problem or make a decision.
12. how information is presented or wonrded, whicg can influence how people understand or react to it.
14. Mental skills that help you plan, focus attention, remember instructions, and manage multiple tasks.

1. mental shortcut where you judge how likely something is based on how much it matches your idea or stereotype.
2. A tendency to notice and remember information that supports what you already believe.
3. a tendency to approach problems using a familiar stategy or way of thinking, even when a better solution might be avaliable.
4. A mental shortcut or rule of thumb that helps you make quick decisions or solve problems.
5. a mental shortcut where you judge how likely something is based on how easily you can remeber examples of it
8. a gentle way to encourage people to make certain decisions or behave in a desired way without forcing them.
11. when someone is more sure about their knowledge or abilities tha is actually justified by the fact.
13. the sudden understanding or realization of a solution to a problem, often when it wasn't obvious before.