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- Neglect of Probability - The tendency to disregard probability when making decisions under uncertainty, focusing instead on the magnitude of outcomes regardless of their likelihood.
- Attribute Substitution - A cognitive process where when faced with a difficult question, people unconsciously substitute an easier question and answer that instead.
- Take-the-Best Heuristic - A fast and frugal decision-making strategy that bases judgments on only the single most important differentiating cue between options.
- Scope Insensitivity - The cognitive bias where people's valuations are relatively insensitive to the scope or scale of a problem, failing to value outcomes proportionally to their size.
- Affect Heuristic - Making judgments based on current emotions rather than objective analysis.
- Nielsen's 10 Usability Heuristics - Ten general principles for interaction design developed by Jakob Nielsen, used as guidelines for evaluating user interface usability.
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