Believing One's Original Theory of the Case Despite Evidence to the Contrary

question 3

Multiple Choice

Believing one's original theory of the case despite evidence to the contrary is called:

• A)cognitive dissonance.
• B)belief perseverance.
• C)selective information processing.
• D)confirmatory bias.

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Definitions:

Group Cohesion

The extent to which members of a group stick together and remain united in pursuit of common goals.

Negative Consequence

Undesirable outcomes resulting from an action or decision, often serving as a deterrent for certain behaviors.

Structural Factor

An underlying, often systemic element within a society or organization that influences behavior or outcomes in a significant way.

Employees' Skills

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