Overconfidence in our judgments, even when they are wrong, tends to be based upon
A)self-fulfilling prophecies.
B)ignoring the fact that overconfidence exists.
C)focusing only on examples that coincide with our judgments.
D)all of these.

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Overconfidence in our judgments can be influenced by self-fulfilling prophecies, the tendency to ignore our own overconfidence, and a bias towards focusing only on examples that support our judgments. Therefore, all of these options contribute to the phenomenon of overconfidence.

Overconfidence in Our Judgments, Even When They Are Wrong, Tends