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Belief bias causes people to judge the logical strength of an argument simply on the basis of whether they agree or do not agree with the conclusion.
Averaging
A statistical method used to combine or consolidate multiple values or measurements into a single mean or average value.
Risky Shift
The tendency for groups to make decisions that are more extreme, including riskier or more cautious, than the initial leanings of its members.
Superior Memories
Refers to an exceptional ability to remember and recall information compared to the average cognitive functions.
Inaccuracy
A lack of correctness or precision in information, measurements, or actions, leading to errors or discrepancies.
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