The First Information That People Receive Is Often More Influential

question 157

Multiple Choice

The first information that people receive is often more influential than information presented later. One reason that early information is so effective is that it shapes information received later through the process of:

• A) confirmation bias.
• B) hindsight bias.
• C) the "what you see is all there is" bias.
• D) belief perseverance.

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Definitions:

Participation

Definition: The act of taking part or being actively involved in an activity, event, or process.

Passive Users

Individuals who consume content on digital platforms without actively engaging through actions like commenting or sharing.

Short Attention Spans

The limited time duration an individual can focus on a task without becoming distracted, often discussed in the context of digital media consumption.

Creation

The act or process of bringing something into existence, often associated with innovation, design, and art.