Illusion of Transparency bias ontology
is participant in
The relation between something and its Topic (subject, argument, domain, theme, subject area, etc.). It can be used widely to talk about document annotations, subject directories, etc. hasTopic is very general. For example, consider the following cases: (1) A biography of Brigitte Bardot hasTopic 'star system' (2) The concept of 'starlet' hasTopic 'cinema' (3) A biography of Claude Chabrol hasTopic 'Nouvelle Vague'.
ha argomento
has topic
is topic of
è argomento di
doNotPercieve
hasOutcome
Any physical, social, or mental process, event, or state.
Event
An agent (eg. person, group, software or physical artifact).
Agent (foaf:Agent) affected by the bias Illusion of Transparency
The illusion of transparency is a tendency for people to overestimate the degree to which their personal mental state is known by others.
IllusionOfTransparency
Agent (foaf:Agent) non affected by the cognitive bias
NonBiasedAgent
Outcome of the Event effected by the bias
BiasedOutcome
Outcome not affected by the cognitive bias
NonBiasedOutcome
A sensation, an emotion, a human internal state.
Alex is not effected by the illusion of transparency bias.
Sarah, who is in love with Alex, is affected by the Illusion of transparency bias and she thinks her feelings are obvious to him.