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| − | '''False beliefs''' are [[beliefs]] that people have which have no basis in reality. Such beliefs are thought to arise as a consequence of [[cognitive processes]] such as a failure of [[cognitive |
+ | '''False beliefs''' are [[beliefs]] that people have which have no basis in [[reality]]. Such beliefs are thought to arise as a consequence of [[cognitive processes]] such as a failure of [[cognitive discrimination]] or the process of [[cognitive generalization]] |
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==See also== |
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*[[False memory]] |
*[[False memory]] |
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*[[Irrational beliefs]] |
*[[Irrational beliefs]] |
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*[[Theory of mind]] |
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False beliefs are beliefs that people have which have no basis in reality. Such beliefs are thought to arise as a consequence of cognitive processes such as a failure of cognitive discrimination or the process of cognitive generalization
See also