Incorrectly assuming that something that is clearly understood by us will also be clearly understood by others illustrates
A) basic trust.
B) the curse of knowledge.
C) object permanence.
D) imprinting.

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The curse of knowledge refers to the cognitive bias of assuming that others have the same background knowledge and understanding as oneself, and therefore failing to consider their perspective. This often leads to information being communicated in an unclear or confusing manner.

Incorrectly Assuming That Something That Is Clearly Understood by Us