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List of topics related to public relations and propaganda → Index of public relations-related articles

Actor-observer bias → Actor–observer bias

Herd instinct → Herd behavior

Logical fallacy → Fallacy

Man in the moon → Man in the Moon

Memory bias → List of memory biases

Outgroup homogeneity bias → Out-group homogeneity bias

Part-list cueing effect → Memory inhibition

Primacy effect → Serial position effect

Projection bias → Psychological projection

Recency effect → Serial position effect

Stereotyping → Stereotype

Zeigarnik effect → Suspense

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Index of public relations-related articles is linked to from(1x) List of topics related to public relations and propaganda, (1x) Index of public relations-related articles

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List of memory biases is linked to from(1x) List of memory biases, (1x) Memory bias

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