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Understanding Confirmation Bias in Decision-Making
Examine confirmation bias, its origins, and its influence on politics, investing, and various decision-making processes.
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−A 2016 study by Bail and colleagues, later published in the American Soci…
+A 2016 study by Bail and colleagues, later published in the Proceedings…
−A 2011 meta-analysis by Hart and colleagues in the Personality and Social…
+A 2009 meta-analysis by Hart and colleagues in Psychological Bulletin</em…
−A 1981 study by Snyder and Uranowitz asked participants to read a biography…
+A 1978 study by Snyder and Uranowitz asked participants to read a biography…
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