I believe this best illustrates self-serving bias.
This term refers to the fact that people are ready to distort the reality, alter their understanding and perception of something in order to maintain their self-esteem, or in order to continue having the same feelings about something or someone. In the case above, fans don't want to admit that maybe team performance wasn't up to par and that it was the reason why they lost.
Usually saying a joke is said from one person to others. Eventually that one joke wont be funny anymore.
The legal limit on public assemblies is that gatherings near schools can be prohibited.
Mindy's experience best illustrates <u>mood-congruent memory</u>.
<u>Explanation</u>:
Fear is an unpleasant feeling which occurs due to danger or insecurity.
Mood-congruent memory is the place where humans store their memory. It is evident that when we store memory, we not only store the event, but we also store the mood of the event.
So when we recall our memory, we are able to recall the mood at the time of event. If we are happy we will be able to recall the happy memories.
