Cognition, Bias & Self-Belief

Primes about how judgment is shaped by frames and beliefs about the self: confirmation bias and the fundamental attribution error, framing and mental models, self-efficacy and stereotype threat, self-fulfilling prophecies and learned helplessness, metacognition, bystander effect, emotional reasoning.

14 primes in this family — primes that sit near one another in abstraction space (k-means over structural-signature embeddings). Each is shown with its structural–framed character and how distinctive (sparsely-neighbored) it is.

• Bystander Effect — mixed-framed · mid
• Cognitive Appraisal — mixed-structural · distinctive
• Confirmation Bias — mixed-structural · distinctive
• Constructivist Learning — framed · mid
• Emotional Reasoning — mixed-framed · distinctive
• Framing — mixed-framed · distinctive
• Fundamental Attribution Error — mixed-framed · crowded
• Learned Helplessness — mixed-framed · crowded
• Mental Model — mixed-framed · distinctive
• Metacognition — mixed-framed · distinctive
• Self-Efficacy — mixed-framed · crowded
• Self-Fulfilling Prophecy — mixed-framed · mid
• Self-Handicapping — mixed-framed · crowded
• Stereotype Threat — mixed-framed · crowded