Carmela believes her assistant, lian, is incompetent. she notices only what lian does wrong while ignoring the above average quality of most of her work. this exemplifies bias. anchoring confirmation hindsight representational

The statement provides an example of anchoring bias.

Cognitive bias is mistakes in thinking, valuing, remembering and other cognitive processes that often arise as a result of the determination of preferences/preferences and beliefs by setting aside conflicting/different information. Psychologists examine this cognitive bias about memory, judgment and decision making.

Some types of cognitive bias are as follows:

Anchor bias

the tendency to survive on crew information and fail to adapt to further information strongly. People's minds seem to give an unbalanced amount of emphasis to the first information received. Anchors are widely used by people in professions where persuasive skills are important, such as advertising, management, politics, luxury, and law.

Choice-supportive bias

When people choose something, people tend to give a positive value to the choice. For example, you have bought a smartphone with a particular brand. You will feel that the smartphone of your choice is perfect for you. Though the smartphone of your choice may have many shortcomings.

Confirmation Bias

It is the tendency for people to support information that confirms their beliefs or hypotheses.

Bias Information

A tendency to search for information that is not going to affect/change an event. For example, a manager hires consultants to conduct market studies even though third-party reports are available at much less cost.

Ostrich Effect

A tendency to avoid problems or severe situations. For example, many students take a long time to finish their thesis because they are afraid of consulting the lecturer.

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Class: High School

Subject: Social studies

Keyword: Anchoring bias.

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