Message recipients often hear what they want to hear when receiving messages, and interpret the neutral facts about a topic in a way that is favorable toward their own opinions or position. This communication bias is known as:
A) message distortion.
B) indirect speech acts.
C) biased interpretation.
D) illusion of transparency.

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Biased interpretation occurs when individuals interpret information in a way that aligns with their existing beliefs or opinions, often leading to a skewed understanding of the message.

Message Recipients Often Hear What They Want to Hear When