Matching Pairs Thinking and Cognitive BiasOnline version Match the Term with the Description by Julie Tetley 1 Belief Perseverance 2 Fixation 3 Confirmation Bias 4 Insight 5 Overconfidence 6 Framing 7 Creativity 8 Intuition 9 Heuristic 10 Algorithm Wording a question or statement so that it evokes a desired response; can mislead people and influence their decisions The ability to produce novel and valuable ideas. Methodological rule or procedure that guarantees a solution but requires time and effort. Overestimating the accuracy of your beliefs and judgments; allow you to be happier and to make decisions more easily, but puts you at risk for errors. Simple thinking shortcut that enables quick and efficient decisions but puts us at risk for efforts. Inability to view problems form a new angle; focuses thinking but hinders creative problem solving. Sudden Aha! reaction that instantly reveals the solution Holding on to your beliefs even after they are proven wrong; closing your mind to new ideas. Tendency to search for support for your own views and to ignore contradictory evidence. Your fast, automatic effortless feelings and thoughts based on your experience; huge and adaptive but can lead you to overfeel and underthink.
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