with the Latin phrase "memoria praeteritorum bonorum", which translates
   into English roughly as "the past is always well remembered".^[1] Rosy
   retrospection is very closely related to the concept of nostalgia. The
   difference between the terms is that rosy retrospection could be
   understood as a cognitive bias, whereas the broader phenomenon of
   nostalgia is not usually seen as based on a biased perspective.

   Although rosy retrospection is a cognitive bias, which distorts a
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     * Positivity effect
     * Reference class forecasting
     * Nostalgia
     * Declinism
     * Pollyanna principle
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References[edit]

    1. ^ "The Meaning of Nostalgia". Psychology Today. Retrieved
       2017-04-22.
    2. ^ "A Theory of Temporal Adjustments of the Evaluation of Events"
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     * Cognitive biases
     * Memory biases
     * Nostalgia

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