Biases Poster Habit Loop Infographic With 6 Cognitive Traps

Self-help infographic titled "Major Cognitive Biases". Archetype: HABIT-LOOP DIAGRAM. Create a Pinterest-friendly editorial illustration, vector-clean, in sketchnote style with a bold magazine palette. Show a central cue → routine → reward loop, with 6 numbered cards arranged around it. Each card includes a short heading in English, a one-line insight in English, and a small icon. Suggested cards: 1) Confirmation Bias — We notice evidence that supports what we already believe. Icon: magnifying glass. 2) Anchoring — First numbers or impressions strongly shape later judgment. Icon: anchor. 3) Availability Bias — Easy-to-remember examples feel more common or true. Icon: lightning bolt in a thought bubble. 4) Halo Effect — One strong trait colors the whole impression. Icon: glowing star over a face silhouette. 5) Loss Aversion — Losses feel heavier than equal gains. Icon: broken coin or down arrow. 6) Sunk Cost — Past effort makes us keep going when we should reassess. Icon: hourglass or chained loop. In the center, depict the habit loop with simple labels in English: Cue, Routine, Reward, showing how mental shortcuts can repeat automatically. Add subtle arrows, sticky-note doodles, and clean callout lines. Include a small footer-style reminder card: Pause, check evidence, and consider alternatives. Keep the tone motivational, tasteful, and evidence-respecting. No diagnostic medical or psychiatric claims. No real-author photos beyond book-cover-style cameos. Do not render the target search phrase as on-image text. All text MUST be written in English (array). Every heading, label, caption, legend and metric name in the image must be in English — not English. Spell each English word correctly using English characters and diacritics. Numbers stay as digits, no watermarks No diagnostic medical / psychiatric claims, no real-author photos beyond book-cover-style cameos. Tasteful, motivational, evidence-respecting.