special pleading tu quoque appeal to nature Availability heuristic Pessimism bias the fallacy fallacy Confirmation bias Spotlight effect Backfire effect In group bias Curse of knowledge appeal to emotion Halo effect bandwagon no true scotsman ambiguity loaded question strawman genetic Negativity bias Bystander effect appeal to authority texas sharpshooter Placebo effect composition/ division Belief bias Sunk cost fallacy slippery slope Declinism Barnum effect false cause ad hominem Self serving bias burden of proof Dunning kruger effect black or white Optimism bias Groupthink begging the question anecdotal Reactance Just world hypothesis Anchoring middle ground personal incredulity Framing effect Fundamental attribution error the gamblers fallacy special pleading tu quoque appeal to nature Availability heuristic Pessimism bias the fallacy fallacy Confirmation bias Spotlight effect Backfire effect In group bias Curse of knowledge appeal to emotion Halo effect bandwagon no true scotsman ambiguity loaded question strawman genetic Negativity bias Bystander effect appeal to authority texas sharpshooter Placebo effect composition/ division Belief bias Sunk cost fallacy slippery slope Declinism Barnum effect false cause ad hominem Self serving bias burden of proof Dunning kruger effect black or white Optimism bias Groupthink begging the question anecdotal Reactance Just world hypothesis Anchoring middle ground personal incredulity Framing effect Fundamental attribution error the gamblers fallacy
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
special pleading
tu quoque
appeal to nature
Availability heuristic
Pessimism bias
the fallacy fallacy
Confirmation bias
Spotlight effect
Backfire effect
In group bias
Curse of knowledge
appeal to emotion
Halo effect
bandwagon
no true scotsman
ambiguity
loaded question
strawman
genetic
Negativity bias
Bystander effect
appeal to authority
texas sharpshooter
Placebo effect
composition/
division
Belief bias
Sunk cost fallacy
slippery slope
Declinism
Barnum effect
false cause
ad hominem
Self serving bias
burden of proof
Dunning kruger effect
black or white
Optimism bias
Groupthink
begging the question
anecdotal
Reactance
Just world hypothesis
Anchoring
middle ground
personal incredulity
Framing effect
Fundamental attribution error
the gamblers fallacy