List of psychological effects

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Psychological effects refer to phenomenons of thinking that are influenced by external factors. They are similar to cognitive biases. This article contains a list of 'effects' that have been noticed in the field of psychology.[clarification needed]

* Ambiguity effect
* Assembly bonus effect
* Audience effect
* Baader–Meinhof effect
* Barnum effect
* Bezold effect
* Birthday-number effect
* Boomerang effect
* Bouba/kiki effect
* Bystander effect
* Cheerleader effect
* Cinderella effect
* Cocktail party effect
* Contrast effect
* Coolidge effect
* Crespi effect
* Cross-race effect
* Curse of knowledge
* Diderot effect
* Dunning–Kruger effect
* Einstellung effect
* Endowment effect
* Face superiority effect
* False fame effect
* False-consensus effect
* False-uniqueness effect
* Fan effect
* Florence Nightingale effect
* Flynn effect
* Focusing effect
* Framing effect
* Generation effect
* Golem effect
* Google effect
* Halo effect
* Hawthorne effect
* Hedonic treadmill
* Hostile media effect
* Hot-cold empathy gap
* Hypersonic effect
* Imposter syndrome
* Irrelevant speech effect
* Kappa effect
* Kewpie doll effect
* Kinetic depth effect
* Kuleshov effect
* Lady Macbeth effect
* Lake Wobegon effect
* Lawn dart effect
* Less-is-better effect
* Levels-of-processing effect
* Martha Mitchell effect
* Matthew effect
* McCollough effect
* McGurk effect
* Mere-exposure effect
* Mere ownership effect
* Microwave auditory effect
* Misinformation effect
* Missing letter effect
* Modality effect
* Mozart effect
* Munchausen syndrome
* Naive realism
* Name-letter effect
* Near-miss effect
* Negativity effect
* Nocebo effect
* Novelty effect
* Numerosity adaptation effect
* Observer-expectancy effect
* Out-group homogeneity effect
* Overconfidence effect
* Overjustification effect
* Peltzman effect
* Perruchet effect
* Picture superiority effect
* Placebo effect
* Pluralistic ignorance
* Positivity effect
* Pratfall effect
* Precedence effect
* Primacy effect
* Pseudocertainty effect
* Purkinje effect
* Pygmalion effect
* Rashomon effect
* Recency effect
* Rhyme-as-reason effect
* Ringelmann effect
* Self-fulfilling prophecy
* Self-reference effect
* Serial position effect
* Simon effect
* Sleeper effect
* Social facilitation
* Spacing effect
* Spotlight effect
* Stockholm syndrome
* Stroop effect
* Subadditivity effect
* Subject-expectancy effect
* Tamagotchi effect
* Telescoping effect
* Testing effect
* Tetris effect
* Thatcher effect
* Ventriloquism effect
* Venus effect
* Von Restorff effect
* Wagon-wheel effect
* Well travelled road effect
* Werther effect
* Westermarck effect
* Word frequency effect
* Word superiority effect
* Worse-than-average effect
* Zeigarnik effect

## See also

[edit]

* List of cognitive biases
* List of fallacies
* False memory
* Uncanny valley

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