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The phenomenon where one stumbles upon some obscure piece of information⁠—often an unfamiliar word or name⁠—and soon afterwards encounters the same subject again, often repeatedly.

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It is a tactic that aims at getting a person to agree to a large request by having them agree to a modest request first.

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When a sun sets and meets the horizon, the colors merge together and for a split second a ray of green light moves across the horizon. Has something to do with the "rainbow prism" of the world.

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One event can change the course of how other things happen. One tiny thing can cause a large consequence in the future.

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mysterious feeling of having experienced a specific set of circumstances before

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When in a group and there is a moment of reaction needed. people are less likely to act out to help because "someone else will do it"
A woman was murdered in broad daylight and no one called for help even though she screamed and cried out for help

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A small change causes another small change which causes another small change and the cycle continues, often resulting in a much larger overall effect that initially anticipated.

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outflow of iron oxide tainted salt water

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spiked snow formations found in high altitudes, hardened/ice spikes pointing toward sun

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Conformity - matching attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors to group norms, politics or being like minded.

Fundamental Attribution Error - the tendency for people to under-emphasize or over-emphasize situational explanations for an individual's observed behavior

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When the sun goes down, you can take a boat through the water and see a glowing greenish- blue water . Although it sort of looks like an optical illusion, it's actually bioluminescent planktons throughout.

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This phenomenon is where a person that has gone through a traumatic experience feels guilt. For example, surviving something that their peers, family, colleagues didn't.

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It's nothing more than a social construct. Why do we have it and why has the tradition survived so many years?

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Social media, politicians, or any news causing a panic or scene when in reality the news isn't true or necessary.

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when thoughts, beliefs, or attitudes are inconsistent with actions/decisions

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I researched a total of three things:
* the Hawthorne Effect: the notion that individuals act differently if they know they are being watched
* The foot-in-the-door effect: the notion that someone might agree to a large request if it is preceded by a more modest request
* volcanic lighting: a natural occurring phenomena that is a result of bit and pieces of ash that are launched in the air that then collide and result in electrical charges, resulting in lightning in the plume of ash. This is also known as a "dirty thunderstorm"

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The likelihood of helping someone decreases when more people are present

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Missing White Woman Syndrome: when white women go missing they tend to gain more media coverage and more widespread intense feelings

The significance marriage holds- for some reason marriage has been given this huge power that makes a married couple so much more serious and committed than an un-married couple, why? Why do you have to get married to achieve this level of seriousness with someone, and to be taken seriously by others.

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Diversity of choices causes us to stress and feel trapped and unhappy with the decision we make in the end

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We often overestimate what people think of us because we are used to being the center of our own world, but we forget we are not the center of other people's perception of the world

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I researched a phenomenon that isn't really known. It involves one tree cloning itself to look like 47,000 trees from above. This tree originally named quaking aspen, is nicknamed Pando and is one of the oldest and largest organisms in the world because it can reproduce by itself.

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Before women would take the husbands last name in order to acknowledge that they are with them, but now it has become more common for women to keep their own last name. Each culture has their own opinion on this.

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Rain falling down that had the same color as blood, recounted many times throughout history

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its common that when people approach babies, they do a baby voice, this is true regardless of race, culture, etc.