A process of information search and decision-making that starts with the presumed answer to the decision and proceeds to only seek out information that confirms the initial verdict or decision is:
A) verdict-based information search.
B) evidence-based information search.
C) documentation-based information search.
D) proof-based information search.

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A verdict-based information search, also known as confirmation bias, is a tendency to seek out information that confirms pre-existing beliefs or decisions while ignoring opposing evidence. This can lead to a narrow-minded decision-making process and potentially flawed conclusions.

A Process of Information Search and Decision-Making That Starts with the Presumed