Reality testing refers to the cognitive process of distinguishing between internal experiences and external reality, often used in therapeutic settings to help individuals assess their thoughts and perceptions accurately.
Read MoreReality TestingThe Halo Effect is a cognitive bias in which the perception of a positive trait in an individual influences the overall judgment of that person, leading to an assumption that they possess other unrelated positive qualities. This effect can significantly impact personal and professional evaluations.
Read MoreHalo EffectThe Fundamental Attribution Error refers to the cognitive bias where individuals overemphasize personality traits and underestimate situational factors when explaining others' behaviors. This phenomenon often leads to misjudgments about the motivations behind people's actions.
Read MoreFundamental Attribution ErrorSubliminal messaging refers to stimuli that are presented below the threshold of conscious awareness, and research examines its potential effects on attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors without individuals realizing it.
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