Schema-based biases:
A) are no longer thought to exist.
B) refer to the idea that it's easier to remember shocking information that clashes with our schemas.
C) can perpetuate themselves.
D) none of the above

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Schema-based biases can perpetuate themselves because once we have established a schema, we tend to notice and remember information that fits this schema, while ignoring or forgetting information that does not, thus reinforcing the existing schema over time.

Schema-Based Biases