When a person's attitudes change, for example, currently disliking a political candidate he or she previously endorsed, the person is likely to believe that they always disliked the candidate. This is evidence of
A) consistency bias
B) judgment bias
C) heuristic bias
D) egocentric bias

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This phenomenon is known as consistency bias, where people mistakenly believe their views have remained the same over time when in fact they have changed.

When a Person's Attitudes Change, for Example, Currently Disliking a Political