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How Accurately Do We Explain Others?
    1. Attributing Causality: To the Person or the Situation?
  1. Inferring Traits
  2. Commonsense Attributions
    2. The Fundamental Attribution Error
  1. The Fundamental Attribution Error in Everyday Life
    3. Why Do We Make the Attribution Error?
  1. Perspective and Situational Awareness
  2. Cultural Differences
    4. How Fundamental Is the Fundamental Attribution Error?
    5. Why We Study Attribution Errors
How Do We Interpret the World Around Us?
    1. Perceiving and Interpreting Events
    2. Belief Perseverance
    3. Constructing Memories of Ourselves and Our Worlds
  1. Reconstructing Past Attitudes
  2. Reconstructing Past Behavior
  3. Reconstructing Our Experiences: Misinformation and Priming
How Well Do We Make Judgments?
    1. Intuitive Judgments
  1. The Powers of the Intuition
  2. The Limits of Intuition
    2. The Tendency to be Overconfident
  1. Confirmation Bias
  2. Remedies for Overconfidence
    3. Heuristics: Mental Shortcuts
  1. Representativeness Heuristic
  2. The Availability Heuristic
  3. Counterfactual Thinking
    4. Illusory Thinking
  1. Illusory Correlation
  2. Illusion of Control
    5. Mood and Judgment
Self-Fulfilling Beliefs: Do Our Beliefs Tend to be Confirmed in Reality?
  1. Teacher Expectations and Student Performance
  2. Getting from Others What We Expect
Conclusions
    Personal Postscript: Reflecting on Intuition’s Powers and Limits







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