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Seeing past events as having been predictable and reasonable to expect, is an example of:
- A. hindsight bias.
- B. confirmation bias.
- C. conservatism bias.
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The correct answer is Option A.
With a hindsight bias, people may see past events as having been predictable and reasonable to expect.
With a confirmation bias, people generally place excessive weight on confirmatory information; that is, they place greater weight on information that supports their beliefs.
Conservatism bias is a belief perseverance bias, in which people maintain their prior views or forecasts by inadequately incorporating new information.
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