If you decide to judge someone on the basis of your own perception of the group...
If you decide to judge someone on the basis of your own perception of the group to which the person belongs - this type of behavior would be called?
A. Confirmation bias
B. Stereotyping
C. Framing effect
D. Self-serving bias
E. Bandwagon effect
Homework Answers
A. Confirmation bias
This is an example of a bias based on which conclusions are drawn considering the existing beliefs that prevail. This occurs based on the personal perceptions or belief that the individual possess regarding the individual or group.
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