The Tendency for Decision-Makers to Put More Weight on Information

question 81

Multiple Choice

The tendency for decision-makers to put more weight on information that is consistent with their initial beliefs or preferences is called the:

• A) Availability tendency
• B) Confirmation tendency
• C) Overconfidence tendency
• D) Decision making tendency

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