ENGLISH REVIEWER

• Biases - It is a tendency to favor one person, group, or point of view over another often in an unfair way.
• Representative bias - may lead to snap judgments because of a situation's similarities to an earlier matter
• Cognitive dissonance - leads to an avoidance of uncomfortable facts that contradict one's convictions.
• Home country bias and familiarity bias - lead to an avoidance of anything outside one's comfort zone.
• Mood bias, optimism (or pessimism) bias, and overconfidence bias - describe all notes of irrationality and emotion to the decision-making process.
• Confirmation bias - describes how people naturally favor information that confirms their previously existing beliefs.
• The endowment effect - causes people to over-value the things they own just because they own them.
• Status quo bias - biases that happen due to resistance to change.
• Truth - the quality or state of being true.
• Truth - When something is true, it is real, factual, honest, sincere, believable and credible.
• Literature should be truthful.
• Literature is not meant to deceive people. It is meant to mirror the reality and truths of life
• Allegory - refers to a story, poem or painting where the characters, settings and events symbolize particular ideas, truths about human life.