1Dedication
34Part III. Biases
2Epigraph
35Introduction to Part III
3Preface
36Confirmation Bias
4Acknowledgements
37Anchoring
5Part I. The Nature of Faulty Reasoning
38Availability Bias
6Introduction to Part I
39The Dunning-Kruger Effect
7What Fallacies Are
40Framing Effects
8What Cognitive Biases Are
41Sunk Cost Fallacy
9When Logic Meets Psychology
42Optimism Bias
10Embracing Your Inner Fool
43Pessimism Bias
11Part II. Fallacies
44Negativity Bias
12Introduction to Part II
45Status Quo Bias
13Ad Hominem
46Endowment Effect
14Straw Man
47Halo Effect
15Slippery Slope
48Horn Effect
16Circular Reasoning
49Self-Serving Bias
17Red Herring
50Just-World Hypothesis
18Appeal to Emotion
51In-Group Bias
19Hasty Generalization
52Out-Group Homogeneity
20Appeal to Ignorance
53Survivorship Bias
21Post Hoc Ergo Propter Hoc
54Authority Bias
22Appeal to Authority
55Illusory Correlation
23Tu Quoque
56Summary
24No True Scotsman
57Part IV. Thinking Clearly
25Equivocation
58Introduction to Part IV
26Appeal to Tradition
59How to Spot a Fallacy in the Wild
27Appeal to Nature
60How to Recognize Your Own Biases
28Loaded Question
61Strategies for Better Thinking
29Composition and Division
62The Humility of Reason
30False Analogy
63Conclusion
31False Dilemma
64Suggested Reading
32Bandwagon Fallacy
65About the Author
33Summary
66A Word from the Publisher
