The one I remember is about "loss aversion" where it turned out that people were making reasonable choices, but not ones based on the simplistic probabilities t

The one I remember is about "loss aversion" where it turned out that people were making reasonable choices, but not ones based on the simplistic probabilities that the researchers had designed for their experimental method. Another one is the "marshmallow test" where it turns out that some children have a reason to not trust adults. I don't have detailed references or anything like that.