The Confirmation Bias

The confirmation bias

A) is the belief that the odds of a chance event increase if the event hasn't occurred recently.
B) is the tendency to only seek information that is likely to support one's decisions and beliefs.
C) refers to when people's belief about whether an outcome will occur changes. depending on how alternative outcomes are distributed, even though the summed probability of the alternative outcomes is held constant.
D) refers to how decision issues are posed, and how choices are structured.