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[[category: Social Studies]] | [[category: Social Studies]] | ||
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** but the person didn't notice until first experiencing or observing it | ** but the person didn't notice until first experiencing or observing it | ||
* thus the "new car syndrome" | * thus the "new car syndrome" | ||
=== Bystander effect === | |||
* when more people are present, they are less likely to act or intervene in a situation under the assumption that someone else will act | |||
=== "Cargo Cult" fallacy === | === "Cargo Cult" fallacy === | ||
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=== Mandela effect === | === Mandela effect === | ||
* false memories created by the spread of one or more sources of | * false memories created by the spread of one or more sources of inaccurate or false information that is then shared by others | ||
* named the "Mandela effect" for a "paranormal researcher" who claimed that she was sure Mandela died in prison in the 1980s, and upon publishing this on a website she found that many other people shared in or adopted her false memory | * named the "Mandela effect" for a "paranormal researcher" who claimed that she was sure Mandela died in prison in the 1980s, and upon publishing this on a website she found that many other people shared in or adopted her false memory | ||
* these false memories are then propogated and believed by others who were not part of the original false memory | * these false memories are then propogated and believed by others who were not part of the original false memory | ||