The Belief That One Should Not Change an Answer on a Test

question 96

Multiple Choice

The belief that one should not change an answer on a test, even if additional consideration has led one to believe another answer might be the correct one, is called the ____.

• A)false consensus effect
• B)magical thinking
• C)contamination
• D)first instinct fallacy

---

Definitions:

Anticipation

The action of expecting or predicting future events or needs based on current knowledge or trends.

Negotiation Mismatch

A situation where the negotiating parties have significantly different expectations, understandings, or objectives, leading to difficulties in reaching an agreement.

Productive Methods

Techniques or processes that effectively contribute to achieving desired outcomes or enhancing efficiency.

Strategic Levers

Tools or mechanisms that can be utilized to influence the direction or outcome of strategic planning and decision-making.