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Perceiving our social world Priming Perceiving and interpreting events Belief perseverance Constructing memories of ourselves and out worlds Judging our social world Intuitive judgments Overconfidence Heuristics: Mental shortcuts Illusory thinking Moods and judgments Research close-up: Negative emotions make pessimistic investors Explaining our social world Attributing causality: To the person or the situation The fundamental attribution error Expectations of our social world Focus on: The self-fulfilling psychology of the stock market Teacher expectations and student performance Getting from other what we expect Conclusions Focus on: How journalists think: Cognitive bias in newsmaking Postscript: Reflecting on illusory thinking |