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

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