- In the
context of caregiving,
neglect is a form of
abuse where the perpetrator, who is
responsible for
caring for
someone who is
unable to care for themselves...
- In
American history,
salutary neglect was the 18th-century
policy of the
British Crown of
avoiding the
strict enforcement of
parliamentary laws, especially...
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Scope neglect or
scope insensitivity is a
cognitive bias that
occurs when the
valuation of a
problem is not
valued with a
multiplicative relationship...
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Hemispatial neglect is a
neuropsychological condition in which,
after damage to one
hemisphere of the
brain (e.g.
after a stroke), a
deficit in attention...
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Child neglect is an act of
caregivers (e.g., parents) that
results in
depriving a
child of
their basic needs, such as the
failure to
provide adequate...
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Knowledge neglect refers to
cases when
people fail to
retrieve and
apply previously stored knowledge appropriately into a
current situation (Marsh, Umanath...
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Extension neglect is a type of
cognitive bias
which occurs when the
sample size is
ignored when its
determination is relevant. For instance, when reading...
- Self-
neglect is a
behavioral condition in
which an
individual neglects to
attend to
their basic needs, such as
personal hygiene,
appropriate clothing...
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Duration neglect is the
psychological observation that people's
judgments of the
unpleasantness of
painful experiences depend very
little on the duration...
- The base rate fallacy, also
called base rate
neglect or base rate bias, is a type of
fallacy in
which people tend to
ignore the base rate (e.g., general...
