Classification Quiz

Detect Confirmation Bias (Subtle Cases)

You are given several statements made during discussions and decision-making. The target bias is Confirmation Bias. Mark which statements are examples of this bias.

Context

Confirmation Bias is the tendency to search for, interpret, and recall information in ways that confirm our pre-existing beliefs or hypotheses. Focus on how evidence is selected, interpreted, or dismissed — not on whether the conclusion itself is correct.

Select Matching Statements

Check each statement that matches the criteria described above.

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The customer interviews that raised concerns are probably edge cases; the ones aligning with our roadmap are more representative.

Before deciding, I want to see whether teams who failed with this approach made different assumptions than we did.

This report contradicts our hypothesis, but it was conducted in a different market, so it may not apply here.

Most of the data I've reviewed supports our plan, so I don't think we need to spend more time looking for counterexamples.

I'm leaning toward this strategy, but I'd like someone to argue the opposite case before we finalize.

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