The Tendency to Remember Information That Confirms What We Already

question 42

Multiple Choice

The tendency to remember information that confirms what we already believe is called

• A) belief bias.
• B) confirmation bias.
• C) emotion bias.
• D) thought blocking.
• E) None of the above

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Definitions:

Incremental Adjustments

Small, gradual changes made continuously to improve or optimize a process, system, or product.

Facilitate Acceptance

The act of making it easier for people to welcome or approve of new ideas, changes, or innovations.

Ceremonies

are formal events or rituals conducted on special occasions, often symbolic, celebrating notable milestones or achievements within cultures, organizations, or personal lives.

Temporary Setbacks

Short-term failures or delays that hinder progress but can often be overcome with effort and resilience.