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Personocentrism: personhood-biasing, personocracy, to deem personhood (hypernymous to humanhood) the sole criterion edit
Google is male-biased using the face of non-androcentrism. (Kindness-biasing. I am kind, I support you, but in a way founded on the old values, with the mere addition of negation.)
When a woman Googles about the personhood-biasing against the mathematical universe, is forced to read that the sole criterion and our only focus on all topics is the males; even as enemies or evildoers. Thought beyond maledom isn't the mere anti-androcracy!
The antonyms of personocentrism/personocracy/person-biasing/personhood-biasing are mathocentrism/mathocracy/math-biasing, scientocentrism/scientocracy/science-biasing edit
Most people are personocentrist, not mathocentrist.
In economy people are mathocentrist and egocentrist. They themselves are people. The term personocentrism/personocracy/personhood-biasing is problematic, because they themselves are people, but they don't necessarily care about others being nonsociocentrist, -ic/sociocratist, -ic/social-biasing.
Single-action bias edit
- single-action bias - relying on only one action to reduce a threat.
- blogs
.edf .org /markets /2011 /08 /09 /single-action-bias
Not sure where this fits in. --evrik (talk) 04:37, 11 April 2022 (UTC)
- Related: Action_bias#Single
- Maybe it can be mentioned under the action bias section? IrrationalBeing (talk) 20:54, 6 September 2022 (UTC)
Addition of Fluency Heuristic edit
"Fluency Heuristic" or similar appears to be missing from the list.
In contrast to the "Rhyme as Reason", the Fluency Heuristic applies to a wider set of statements beyond those that rhyme but also have an increased ease of cognitive processing (eg catchphrases), as is supported by the information on the page dedicated to the Fluency_heuristic. Thus, it appears to be an omission on the main list of cognitive biases.
Suggest adding it in the List of cognitive biases#Truthiness section. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Minogully (talk • contribs) 19:10, 14 November 2022 (UTC)
Agency bias edit
Doesn't seem to be included - maybe I missed it. Could start with this paper on Motion, identity and the bias toward agency. Shtove (talk) 08:34, 20 April 2023 (UTC)
- Could this be a synonym of agent detection bias? Paradoctor (talk) 12:23, 20 April 2023 (UTC)