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Nata [24]
2 years ago
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Chemistry
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DedPeter [7]2 years ago
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Many of the men may believe that they are fair and unbiased against women.

Many of the women may already believe that they face biases.

<h3>What is confirmation bias ?</h3>

The propensity to seek for, understand, favor, and remember information that supports or confirms one's preexisting opinions or values is known as confirmation bias. People exhibit this bias when they choose facts that support their opinions while rejecting those that contradict them or when they interpret ambiguous facts as supporting their preexisting beliefs. Although confirmation bias cannot be completely avoided, it can be controlled, for instance, by critical thinking education and training.

Confirmation bias has been linked to poor decisions in the scientific, organizational, financial, and political spheres. These biases can preserve or reinforce views in the face of contradictory data and contribute to overconfidence in personal opinions.

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Data obtained from the question. This include the following:

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