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1) Psychological phenomenon where a captive sympathizes with their kidnapper
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Stockholm
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2) Phenomenon where people collectively share a false memory about an event
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Mandela
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3) Social effect where people are less likely to help someone in need if others are present or thinking "someone else will do it"
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Bystander
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4) Psychosomatic phenomenon where people mark an improvement in health/behavior due to believing a normal object is "working"
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Placebo
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5) The tendency of people to change their behavior when they know they are observed
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Hawthorne
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6) Psychological phenomenon where people overestimate being observed/watched
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Spotlight
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7) Phenomenon where people develop a preference for things simply because they are familiar with it
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Mere Exposure
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8) Cognitive bias where a first impression (ex: looks) causes people to believe other positive traits (ex: smarts, skills)
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Halo
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9) Phenomenon where people tend to notice an object/phrase/etc as "seeing it everywhere" after first becoming aware of it
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Baader Meinhof
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10) Social phenomenon where people tend to improve their performance when in a group with others
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Audience
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11) Tendency of people to improve performance when a new technology/tool is introduced simply because of an interest in it
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Novelty
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12) Phenomenon where a caregiver develops feelings for their patient, named for a famous nurse
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Florence Nightingale
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13) Psychoanalytic phenomenon where a child develops feelings for their mother, in turn develops a dislike with the father
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Oedipus
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14) The same as the above, but reversed where a female child develops feelings for the father and distaste for the mother
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Electra
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15) Physical phenomenon where water molecules move in smooth, parallel layers, giving the illusion that the water is not moving
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Laminar Flow
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16) Psychological bias where one searches for information that wholly cements their beliefs, while ignoring contradictory statements
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Confirmation Bias
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17) Phenomenon where a child is more often mistreated or ignored by stepparents more than parents, named for a famous fairy tale
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Cinderella
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18) Psychological phenomenon in which perceived high expectations of something lead to improved performance
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Pygmalion
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19) Phenomenon of the unreliability of eyewitnesses, where different stories often contradict
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Rashomon
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20) Psychological condition where one perceives themselves as being dead or does not exist
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Cotards
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