Often people over-value objects they have partially built or assembled. What is this called?

• DIY bias
• Optimism bias
• IKEA effect

Which bias describes the tendency to rely heavily on the first piece of information you hear?

• Anchoring bias
• Information bias
• Authority bias

What is the well-travelled road effect?

• The tendency to remember the past as better than it actually was.
• The tendency to avoid trying new things out of fear of the unknown.
• The tendency to underestimate the time taken to travel familiar route.

What is blind-spot bias?

• A reluctance to change your beliefs when presented with new evidence.
• Failing to recognise your own cognitive biases.
• The tendency to ignore general information and focus on specific information.

Sometimes we have a tendency to ignore obviously negative or dangerous information. What type of bias is this?

• Armadillo effect
• Ostrich effect
• Mole effect

What is choice-supportive bias?

• When you remember your choices as better than they actually were.
• When you choose the option most liked by others.
• When you make a choice for the future based on current circumstances.

What is the cheerleader effect?

• The tendency to be over-optimistic, overestimating pleasing outcomes.
• The tendency to prefer groups of people that are liked by others.
• The tendency for people to appear more attractive in a group than on their own.

What type of bias describes the tendency to do or believe things because many other people do or believe them?

• Bandwagon effect
• Swarm effect
• Herd bias