People Often Believe Their Own Preferences Are More Consistent Than

question 44

Multiple Choice

People often believe their own preferences are more consistent than they actually are.This phenomenon is associated most closely with which of the seven sins of memory?

• A)Misattribution
• B)Bias
• C)Persistence
• D)Blocking
• E)Transience

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Definitions:

Intrapersonal Communication

The process of internal dialogue or communication with oneself, which involves thinking, self-talk, and personal reflection.

Personal Thoughts

Individual reflections or considerations that are private or internal.

Thinking

The process of using one's mind to consider or reason about something, involving judgment, perception, and the creation of ideas.

Silent

The state or quality of being quiet and not making any sound, often implying the absence of communication or the refusal to speak in a particular situation.