The Tendency to Notice Evidence That Is Consistent with Our

question 27

Multiple Choice

The tendency to notice evidence that is consistent with our beliefs and ignore evidence that is inconsistent with our beliefs is called _____.

• A) wishful thinking
• B) confirmation bias
• C) skepticism
• D) common sense

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Definitions:

Implications

The possible effects or consequences that may result from a particular action or decision.

Transfer of Training

The successful transfer of abilities, understanding, or actions acquired in one situation to a different situation.

Affective Reaction

The emotional response or feelings of an individual toward a particular experience, event, or change, which can significantly influence motivation and behavior.

Perceived Usefulness

The degree to which a person believes that using a particular system or tool will enhance their job performance or daily activities.