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#	Title	Problem	Mini-App	SEO	Status
#962	Spot Common Source Bias	News and research often echo the same source. Users can't easily see shared origins, risking false consensus and poor decisions.	Yes	medium	ready
#963	Challenge Conservatism Bias	People resist changing beliefs; need structured prompts and scoring to update views when new evidence appears.	No	medium	ready
#964	Break Free from Functional Fixedness	People default to tools' usual uses, blocking creative problem-solving and innovation.	No	medium	ready
#965	Escape the Hammer-Nail Trap	People default to one tool; this adds prompts and structure to try alternatives and broaden methods.	No	medium	ready
#966	Break the Clustering Illusion	People misread random streaks as meaningful and make costly decisions based on noise.	No	medium	ready
#967	Stop Illusory Correlations	People assume relationships between events without evidence, leading to poor decisions.	No	medium	ready
#968	Tame Pareidolia	Your brain sees meaning in noise, causing misinterpretations and poor decisions.	No	medium	ready
#969	Check Anthropocentric Thinking	Reduce errors from anthropocentric bias: stop projecting human motives onto animals, nature, or systems.	No	medium	ready
#970	Catch Anthropomorphism	Projecting human feelings onto animals/objects causes misreads and poor decisions; users need quick checks to spot and correct this bias.	No	medium	ready
#971	Break Free from Attentional Bias	Recurring negative thoughts hijack attention; you miss positives. Need a quick way to spot bias and refocus on balanced signals.	No	medium	ready
#972	Tame the Frequency Illusion	You confuse new awareness with real trends. We help you verify if an event is actually increasing or if you're just noticing it more.	No	medium	ready
#973	Spot Implicit Associations	Snap associations drive biased decisions; users need an easy, real-time prompt system to notice and challenge them.	No	medium	ready
#974	Manage Salience Bias	Flashy, emotional details hijack decisions and hide crucial facts, leading to poorer choices.	No	medium	ready
#975	Avoid Selection Bias	People make flawed decisions from skewed samples and lack a quick way to assess representativeness before acting.	No	medium	ready
#976	Spot Survivorship Bias	People overweight success stories and ignore unseen failures, leading to skewed decisions; need prompts to include missing failure data.	No	medium	ready
#977	Recalibrate the Well-Traveled Road Effect	Familiar routes feel faster, leading to late arrivals and poor planning; we help recalibrate with real data and buffers.	No	medium	ready
#978	Defuse the Backfire Effect	Defensiveness to opposing evidence harms decisions and teams; users need guided practice to respond constructively.	Yes	medium	ready
#979	Challenge Congruence Bias	People reinforce beliefs instead of testing them; they need an easy way to design tests, seek opposing evidence, and track outcomes.	Yes	medium	ready
#980	Avoid Expectation Bias	Expectations skew conclusions; users need a simple, shareable way to pre-register assumptions and compare outcomes objectively.	No	medium	ready
#981	Balance Selective Perception	Selective perception skews decisions; users need quick prompts to spot blind spots and weigh opposing evidence before acting.	No	medium	ready
#982	Overcome the Semmelweis Reflex	You dismiss new ideas reflexively, risking missed innovations and better ways of working.	No	medium	ready
#983	Spot Your Own Biases	People overlook their own cognitive biases and need a simple, structured self-audit to catch bias before making decisions.	No	medium	ready
#984	Question the Consensus	Leaders assume silent agreement; this verifies real alignment and surfaces dissent before decisions, reducing rework and blind spots.	No	medium	ready
#985	See the Bigger Picture	Teams overestimate uniqueness and miss context. No simple way to map inspirations, comparables, and credits to see work in the larger...	Yes	medium	ready
#986	Spot Generic Flattery	People fall for generic flattering claims in tests, pitches, and content; they need quick ways to detect vagueness and request specifics.	No	medium	ready
#987	Balance Insight with Humility	We overestimate how well we read others; users need a low-friction way to request reciprocal feedback and compare perceptions.	No	medium	ready
#988	Be Realistic with Time	You underestimate task time, miss deadlines, and feel stressed. Calibrate estimates with your history and smart buffers to plan...	No	medium	ready
#989	Know Your Limits	People overestimate willpower and relapse; they need simple systems to remove temptations and plan for weak moments.	No	medium	ready
#990	See the Complexity in Others	People oversimplify others' behavior, causing conflict. They need prompts to consider context and perspectives before reacting.	No	medium	ready
#991	Check Media Influence	People underestimate how media shapes their beliefs and decisions; they need quick, structured prompts to reflect before reacting.	No	medium	ready
#992	Trust the Bigger Picture	People misjudge risks by ignoring base rates; they need a quick way to weigh general stats against anecdotes before deciding.	No	medium	ready
#993	Feel for the Many	People overweight individual stories and undervalue group-level impact, leading to suboptimal giving and decisions.	No	medium	ready
#994	Choose the Simpler Answer	People overcomplicate explanations and misjudge probabilities, hurting decisions. They need guidance to favor simpler, more likely options.	No	medium	ready
#995	Value the Whole Experience	We overvalue duration and forget highlights; this helps you judge experiences by meaning and endings, not time spent.	No	medium	ready
#996	Think Beyond Now	Resist instant gratification with micro-delays and future-self cues to keep long-term goals on track.	No	medium	ready
#997	Question the 'Why'	People misread others' intentions, causing stress and conflict. We help them pause, test evidence, and consider alternative explanations.	No	medium	ready
#998	Double-Check the System	Over-trusting automated outputs causes mistakes; users need a repeatable way to verify results before acting.	No	medium	ready
#999	Challenge Assumptions	People miss subtle gender bias and feel unsure how to challenge it effectively at work and in daily conversations.	No	medium	ready
#1000	Read the Room, Not Your Mind	People misread others' interest; they need a simple, evidence-based way to separate observations from assumptions before acting.	No	medium	ready
#1001	See the Individual	Stereotype-driven judgments hurt decisions and trust at work. Users need quick prompts to assess individuals, not groups.	No	medium	ready
#1002	Spot the Contrast Trap	Comparisons and decoys skew judgment; users need a fast way to evaluate options independently to avoid contrast-driven mistakes.	No	medium	ready
#1003	Beware the Decoy	Avoid being steered by decoy pricing; learn to spot decoys and choose options based on real value, not manipulation.	No	medium	ready
#1004	Question the Default	Defaults drain money, attention, and privacy; users need an easy way to review options and set better choices.	No	medium	ready
#1005	Big Bills Mindset	Small daily purchases add up unnoticed. We help you see totals, pause before paying, and stick to your budget by reframing micro-spends.	No	medium	ready
#1006	Separate to Decide	Side-by-side comparisons cause analysis paralysis. Evaluate options individually to cut noise and make confident, priority-led choices.	No	medium	ready
#1007	Bridge the Knowledge Gap	Hard to transfer insights across fields; cognitive biases create blind spots and missed solutions.	No	medium	ready
#1008	Context Matters	Teams ship misaligned work due to missing context. We operationalize context checks to reduce bias, rework, and customer friction.	Yes	medium	ready
#1009	Spot Conditional Pitfalls	People misread filtered/conditional data, leading to biased conclusions and costly decisions.	No	medium	ready
#1010	Break Free from Sunk Costs	People keep investing in failing projects due to sunk costs; need an objective way to decide when to quit.	No	medium	ready
#1011	Knowledge Isn’t Enough	Knowing biases doesn't stop them; people need simple, repeatable prompts and feedback loops to catch bias in real decisions.	No	medium	ready
#1012	Trust the Odds	People misread streaks and treat independent events as linked, leading to bad bets, trades, and everyday decisions.	No	medium	ready
#1013	Face the Unknown	People avoid valuable choices when odds are unclear; this guides decisions under uncertainty to reduce bias and anxiety.	No	medium	ready
#1014	Don’t Overvalue Your Stuff	People overprice their belongings due to the endowment effect, leading to slow sales, clutter, and poor financial decisions.	No	medium	ready
#1015	Think Beyond Loss	Loss aversion keeps users stuck in failing bets; they need objective kill criteria and triggers to pivot toward better long-term gains.	No	medium	ready
#1016	Challenge the Usual	People stick with default choices due to status quo bias, missing better options and improvements in workflows and decisions.	No	medium	ready
#1017	Question the System	Employees lack a structured, bias-aware way to propose, test, and win approval for improvements to entrenched workplace systems.	Yes	medium	ready
#1018	Question Your Confidence	Overconfidence skews decisions; users need objective benchmarks and external feedback to calibrate skill perception before acting.	No	medium	ready
#1019	Mind the Mood Gap	People make impulsive choices when emotional and lack a simple way to delay, revisit, and reflect before deciding.	No	medium	ready
#1020	Balance Your Expectations	You often misjudge task effort, causing missed deadlines and stress. You need realistic time ranges and milestones to plan accurately.	No	medium	ready
#1021	Test Your Knowledge	People overestimate what they know; quickly expose gaps and get targeted prompts to deepen understanding.	No	medium	ready
#1022	Own Your Wins	Professionals forget undervalued wins, making reviews and promotions harder. Need automated, credible achievement tracking and reframing.	Yes	high	ready
#1023	Check Your Bias	Teams make costly decisions with unchecked biases and no simple workflow to solicit dissent and log diverse input before committing.	No	medium	ready
#1024	Question Believability	Teams need a fast way to structure arguments, test logic, and document rationale without belief bias, directly inside Slack and Docs.	Yes	medium	ready
#1025	Spot Repeated Lies	People mistake repeated claims for truth; we prompt a quick fact-check before believing or sharing.	No	medium	ready
#1026	Rhyme Doesn’t Equal Truth	Rhyming phrases can feel true; this helps you pause and test claims so decisions aren't swayed by catchy wording.	No	medium	ready
#1027	Validate with Facts	People default to feelings over facts; need a quick, structured way to test claims with counterexamples and base rates.	No	medium	ready
#1028	Pause Before You Act	Impulsive reactions lead to regret; users need a quick prompt to pause, assess outcomes, and decide if doing nothing is better.	No	medium	ready
#1029	Think Subtraction First	Default bias adds complexity; we enable systematic removal of low-value steps and rules to improve outcomes and save time.	No	medium	ready
#1030	Spot the Easy Shortcut	People default to mental shortcuts, oversimplifying quick decisions without checking ignored factors or evidence, leading to worse outcomes.	No	high	ready
#1031	Simplify for Others	Experts overcomplicate. Users need fast, plain-language explanations and analogies tailored to non-experts.	No	medium	ready
#1032	Balance Past and Future	Users romanticize the past and fear the future, stalling progress; they need a structured way to reframe and take present-focused action.	No	medium	ready
#1033	Embrace Future Growth	Static goals fail as your priorities change; we adapt goals to your evolving self with monthly recalibration and scenario planning.	Yes	medium	ready
#1034	Reality Check Your Predictions	Catastrophic predictions drive anxiety and poor choices; get a quick reality check using past outcomes and balanced scenarios.	No	medium	ready
#1035	Question Assumptions About Technology	Stop buying on hype: convert vendor claims into measurable tests and evidence to validate tech before committing budget.	Yes	medium	ready
#1036	Empathize with Others’ Pain	People reflexively judge others' pain due to bias, hurting trust and relationships.	No	medium	ready
#1037	Keep a Wage Reality Journal	People misjudge pay by mixing feelings with facts; logging earnings and satisfaction clarifies reality and reduces bias.	No	medium	ready
#1038	Recognize ‘I Knew It All Along’ Thinking	Reduce hindsight bias by logging probabilistic predictions and scorecards to improve decision quality and accountability.	Yes	high	ready
#1039	Question Your Preferences	Autopilot choices driven by familiarity bias keep you from better options and growth.	No	medium	ready
#1040	Weigh Action vs. Inaction	Decision paralysis from ignoring the costs of inaction leads to delays and missed opportunities.	No	medium	ready
#1041	Ground Your Optimism in Reality	We overestimate timelines and underprepare; need evidence-based buffers and risk plans to avoid overruns and missed deadlines.	Yes	high	ready
#1042	Face the Problem Head-On	Users avoid tough tasks and decisions; need a simple, guided prompt to face the issue now with a first step and reduce anxiety-driven delay.	No	medium	ready
#1043	Focus on Decision Quality	People misjudge past choices by outcomes; need a structure to assess decision quality with available info and curb hindsight bias.	No	medium	ready
#1044	Challenge Negative Predictions	Stop worst-case spirals with a quick, structured check that tests assumptions using evidence, small experiments, and balanced scenarios.	No	medium	ready
#1045	Think Beyond the Now	People impulsively choose short-term rewards; they need a quick way to pause, compare outcomes, and commit to better long-term choices.	No	medium	ready
#1046	Notice the Green Around You	Teams skip restorative breaks; attention narrows. They need guided, measurable nature microbreaks that fit into the workday.	Yes	medium	ready
#1047	Weigh Prevention vs. Response	People misallocate budgets between prevention and response, causing higher costs and unmanaged risks; they need a clear, quantified tradeoff	No	medium	pending
#1048	Focus on Best Odds	People hedge and overthink probability-based choices; they need a simple rule and tracking to consistently pick the highest-odds option.	No	medium	pending
#1049	Look Past the Hype	Prevent hype-driven tool adoption with a bias-aware checklist to assess risk, value, and fit before committing.	No	medium	pending
#1050	Think Beyond Your Current Self	We overcommit based on today’s mood and regret inflexible plans when motivation changes.	No	medium	pending
#1051	Question Big Causes for Big Events	Avoid knee-jerk 'big cause' thinking during major events to prevent bad decisions and conspiracy drift.	No	medium	pending
#1052	Pause Before Calling It New	Stop chasing 'new' trends that are old; quickly verify novelty to avoid wasted spend and credibility hits.	No	medium	pending
#1053	Balance Safety and Risk	When safety increases: - Assess risks: Ask, "Am I compensating for safety by taking unnecessary risks?" - Set boundaries: Stick to cautious habits even in safer environments. - Focus on long-term impact: Remember that short-term safety doesn’t eliminate long-term consequences. Example: Driving a car with advanced safety features? Avoid speeding just because you feel more protected.	Yes	medium	pending
#1054	Focus on the Bigger Picture	Teams optimize KPIs instead of outcomes. Need guardrails to detect metric drift, add countermetrics, and realign actions to true goals.	Yes	medium	pending
#1055	Question Purposeful Explanations	People assign purpose to random events, skewing judgment; they need quick prompts to replace intent with evidence-based causal thinking.	No	low	pending
#1056	Expect the Unexpected	People overtrust steady trends and miss sudden breaks; need a simple way to stress-test assumptions and track weak signals.	No	high	pending
#1057	Spot and Challenge Hidden Biases	Managers lack a simple, defensible way to check and document bias during hiring, reviews, and decisions to meet fairness and compliance...	Yes	medium	pending
#1058	Rethink Default Quantities	People overconsume by following default portions. Prompt right-sized choices based on actual needs across food, spending, and resources.	No	medium	pending
#1059	Question Data in New Contexts	Teams reuse numbers or formulas in new contexts without validation, causing flawed decisions and hidden risk.	No	medium	pending
#1060	Question Authority	Reduce authority bias so decisions weigh evidence over titles or status.	No	medium	pending
#1061	See Beyond the Group Glow	Group halo effect skews evaluations; managers need a structured way to judge individual contributions fairly without group bias.	No	high	pending
#1062	Separate Traits from Perception	Avoid overrating someone based on one standout trait; make fairer hiring and performance decisions via multi-trait, objective evaluations.	No	medium	pending
#1063	Understand Context in Behavior	Managers misattribute behavior to personality, harming feedback, trust, and decisions. Provide context-aware prompts inside daily comms.	Yes	high	pending
#1064	Check Blame Bias	People over-assign blame due to outcome severity and personal bias; need a quick, structured check to separate intent from outcome.	No	medium	pending
#1065	Understand Motivations	People misjudge motives due to bias; this prompts fair weighting of intrinsic vs extrinsic drivers for yourself and others.	No	medium	pending
#1066	See Beyond Personality	People misjudge behavior by ignoring context; need a quick way to check attribution bias before reacting or giving feedback.	No	medium	pending
#1067	See the Individual in the Group	People overgeneralize from one member to a whole group; we prompt fair, evidence-based judgment to avoid biased team decisions.	No	medium	pending
#1068	Pause Before Assuming Hostility	Misreading neutral behavior as hostility causes needless conflict and stress.	No	medium	pending
#1069	Distinguish Intent from Accident	Misreading mistakes as intent fuels conflict; people need a bias-aware, structured way to assess accidental vs intentional actions.	No	medium	pending
#1070	Question the Fairness Narrative	People default to just-world thinking and victim-blaming; this helps interrogate if outcomes are truly deserved.	No	medium	pending
#1071	Judge Actions, Not Outcomes	People overvalue results and misjudge actions; they need a simple way to separate intent from outcome for fairer decisions.	No	medium	pending
#1072	Look Beyond Morals	We default to blame, missing systemic causes—fueling unfair decisions and weaker team outcomes.	No	medium	pending
#1073	Own Successes AND Failures	Self-serving bias skews how people credit success or blame failure; they need a repeatable way to gauge contribution vs external factors.	No	medium	pending
#1074	Judge Individuals, Not Groups	Reduce unfair group generalizations by prompting evidence-based, individual-focused evaluations in hiring, reviews, and team decisions.	No	medium	pending
#1075	Question the Echo	Repeated claims go unchallenged in team chats. Bot nudges for citations, captures sources, and builds a searchable evidence base.	Yes	medium	pending
#1076	Think Off the Bandwagon	Defaulting to popular opinions leads to poor choices; provide a quick way to challenge groupthink and decide based on evidence.	No	medium	pending
#1077	Speak Honestly, Kindly	Users avoid honest feedback to not offend; need help phrasing constructive, respectful messages that protect relationships.	No	medium	pending
#1078	Challenge the Consensus	Teams rush to consensus, miss risks and alternatives. Provide prompts and structure to surface dissent and improve decision quality.	No	high	pending
#1079	Test the Truth	People spread unverified claims; need a quick, repeatable way to request sources and verify before believing or sharing.	No	medium	pending
#1080	Embrace Outsider Ideas	Teams reject outside ideas due to NIH bias and need a repeatable, objective way to compare external options against in-house solutions.	No	medium	pending
#1081	See the Individual, Not the Group	People default to group stereotypes; they need quick prompts to question generalizations and refocus on individuals.	No	medium	pending
#1082	Challenge Assumed Similarities	Miscommunication from assuming others think like us; need quick prompts to surface unique perspectives before interactions.	No	medium	pending
#1083	Set Positive Expectations	Managers struggle to set motivating yet realistic expectations and measure their impact consistently.	No	medium	pending
#1084	Handle Resistance Calmly	Teams face pushback to directives; need phrasing that preserves autonomy to increase cooperation and reduce resistance.	No	medium	pending
#1085	Uncover Hidden Insights	Meetings over-index on common knowledge; unique perspectives remain hidden and untracked, hurting decision quality and innovation.	Yes	medium	pending
#1086	Spot Unintentional Plagiarism	Prevent accidental plagiarism by checking idea origins and recent influences before publishing or submitting work.	No	medium	pending
#1087	Reality Check Your Memories	Misremembering causes conflict and bad decisions; give users a simple way to verify memories with evidence and third-party confirmation.	No	medium	pending
#1088	Credit Where It’s Due	Comms teams risk backlash by omitting pioneers; need automated, reliable attribution and citations in content and policies.	Yes	medium	pending
#1089	Track Information Sources	People misattribute ideas; need a fast way to log and verify sources before sharing to avoid errors, legal risk, and credibility loss.	No	medium	pending
#1090	Question Leading Suggestions	You often accept leading suggestions; build a habit to pause, verify evidence, and push back to protect decisions.	Yes	medium	pending
#1091	Overcome Availability Bias	Decisions skew to what’s easiest to recall; users need a fast, structured way to broaden inputs and avoid availability bias.	No	medium	pending
#1092	Leverage the Bizarreness Effect	People forget names and facts fast; they need vivid hooks that stick and resurface right before meetings, exams, or pitches.	No	medium	pending
#1093	Avoid Boundary Extension Errors	People misremember scene boundaries; this guides focused observation and verification to improve visual recall accuracy.	No	medium	pending
#1094	Explore Childhood Amnesia	People struggle to recall early childhood memories and need reliable triggers plus a simple way to capture fragments without inducing...	No	high	pending
#1095	Spot Choice-Supportive Bias	People justify past choices instead of learning. We prompt objective post-decision reviews to counter choice-supportive bias.	No	high	pending
#1096	Challenge Confirmation Bias	Echo chambers skew decisions; users need an easy way to surface credible counterevidence and stress-test beliefs.	No	medium	pending
#1097	Adjust for Regressive Bias	People misestimate and misremember outcomes; need an easy way to compare predicted vs actual to correct regressive bias.	No	medium	pending
#1098	Spot Consistency Bias	Consistency bias skews memory of past beliefs; users need an objective way to track shifts and verify change over time.	No	medium	pending
#1099	Combat the Continued Influence Effect	False info lingers after correction; users need a simple way to verify sources and reinforce accurate beliefs.	No	medium	pending
#1100	Use Context to Boost Recall	Users forget ideas without context. They need a simple way to capture and replay environmental cues to reliably retrieve work/study...	No	medium	pending
#1101	Overcome Cross-Race Effect	Difficulty remembering names and faces, especially across cultures, hurts networking, trust, and follow-up in professional settings.	No	medium	pending
#1102	Reduce Egocentric Bias	Memories inflate our role. Provide tools to verify recall with evidence and others' input to reduce egocentric bias.	No	medium	pending
#1103	Spot Euphoric Recall	Romanticizing past events skews decisions. Help users fact-check nostalgia by listing objective pros/cons and gathering perspectives.	No	medium	pending
#1104	Balance the Fading Affect Bias	Negative memories fade, causing lost lessons; users need structured prompts to reflect on both positive and negative events.	No	medium	pending
#1105	Leverage the Generation Effect	Copying notes kills retention; users need prompts to generate summaries and practice recall after meetings and study sessions.	No	medium	pending
#1106	Combat the Google Effect	Re-Googling the same facts wastes time and weakens memory. Turn repeats into lasting recall and fewer searches.	Yes	medium	pending
#1107	Challenge Hindsight Bias	Hindsight bias makes past decisions seem obvious; users lack a simple system to log predictions vs outcomes and learn objectively.	Yes	medium	pending
#1108	Leverage the Humor Effect	Study facts don’t stick; users need a fun, repeatable way to encode and recall info using humor-based mnemonics.	No	medium	pending
#1109	Spot Illusory Correlations	People mistake coincidence for causation. We add fast evidence checks to test patterns and prevent false connections.	No	medium	pending
#1110	Fight the Illusory Truth Effect	People repeat familiar claims without verifying, hurting credibility and spreading misinformation.	No	medium	pending
#1111	Use the Lag Effect for Learning	Cramming fails; learners can’t maintain consistent spaced reviews across materials and calendars.	No	medium	pending
#1112	Balance Leveling and Sharpening	Meeting details fade and distort; users need a quick, bias-aware way to capture accurate memories right after events.	No	medium	pending
#1113	Deepen Memory with Levels of Processing	Passive rereading fails; users need a simple way to convert content into personal, deeply processed insights that stick.	No	medium	pending
#1114	Manage Long Lists for Better Memory	Long lists overload memory and stall action; users need automatic chunking and grouping to recall and execute faster.	No	medium	pending
#1115	Overcome Memory Inhibition	Forgetting middle items due to primacy/recency bias; need an easy way to review lists evenly and use triggers to recall missing parts.	No	medium	pending
#1116	Guard Against Misinformation	New info distorts memories; people need a quick way to record facts and spot inconsistencies before false memories set in.	No	medium	pending
#1117	Boost Recall with the Modality Effect	You forget key points after meetings; need a quick, repeatable way to capture and reinforce info for better recall.	No	medium	pending
#1118	Use Mood to Boost Memory	Users study hard yet forget; they lack a simple way to align mood with study/recall for better retention.	No	medium	pending
#1119	Balance the Negativity Bias	After setbacks, people fixate on negatives; they need a fast way to rebalance attention and extract lessons to move forward.	No	medium	pending
#1120	Focus During Your Turn in Groups	People zone out waiting to talk in meetings and miss key points; need prompts to listen actively and capture the last speaker's idea.	No	medium	pending
#1121	Boost Recall with Full Lists	People forget items by focusing on parts of a list; whole-list review, grouping, and self-quizzing improve recall.	No	medium	pending
#1122	End on a High Note	Work and days often end abruptly, missing a simple positive close that boosts memory, morale, and motivation.	No	medium	pending
#1123	Remember Better with Pictures	Text-only notes are hard to recall; learners need quick visual mnemonics to encode and retrieve information faster.	No	medium	pending
#1124	Focus on Positive Memories	Negativity bias leads people to forget daily wins; they need an easy way to capture and revisit positives to sustain optimism.	No	medium	pending
#1125	Break Free from Stereotypes	People default to stereotypes; they need simple, timely prompts to pause, test assumptions, and act fairly.	No	medium	pending
#1126	Avoid List Interference	Adding items after finishing a list degrades recall; users need a way to preserve 'end-strong' memory and reduce interference.	No	medium	pending
#1127	Clarify Probabilities	People misestimate risks; they need a simple way to split events into exclusive parts and sanity-check that probabilities add up.	No	medium	pending
#1128	Master Your Perception of Time	Under stress, time feels chaotic, causing rushed errors and poor decisions; users need rapid tools to regain temporal control.	No	medium	pending
#1129	Anchor Your Timeline	Misremembered dates cause missed follow-ups and bad timelines; users need easy anchors to confirm when things happened.	No	medium	pending
#1130	Boost Memory with Self-Testing	Rereading feels productive but doesn't stick. Users need an easy way to self-test and track recall to learn faster.	No	medium	pending
#1131	Clear the ‘Tip of the Tongue’ Block	Quickly recover a word or name stuck on the tip of your tongue using cues and relaxation, avoiding frustrating mental blocks.	No	medium	pending
#1132	Balance Present Significance	Overreacting to small setbacks due to present bias; need quick perspective checks to right-size decisions.	No	medium	pending
#1133	Focus on the Message, Not the Words	People forget core messages from meetings/readings, causing rework. They need a simple way to capture and recall main ideas and decisions.	No	medium	pending
#1134	Make Key Info Stand Out	Users forget key points because notes lack visual cues and prioritization, making recall hard during study or work.	No	medium	pending
#1135	Leverage Unfinished Tasks	Starting or resuming tasks feels hard; create tiny starts and leave checkpoints to trigger motivation and effortless re-entry.	No	medium	pending