The Tendency to Look for Evidence Supporting One Particular Hypothesis

question 214

Multiple Choice

The tendency to look for evidence supporting one particular hypothesis and not considering other possibilities is known as the

• A) availability heuristic.
• B) base-rate error.
• C) confirmation bias.
• D) framing effect.

Recognize bipolar disorder as a mood disorder and understand its symptoms.

Understand mood disorders, including their emotional, physical, social, and thought process impacts.

Learn about the genetic and environmental factors contributing to mood disorders.

Comprehend the neurochemical and structural aspects of mood disorders.