This is an example of Placement kind of bias.
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What is meant by bias?</h3>
An illogical assumption or idea known as bias impairs the capacity to form judgments based on the facts and available evidence. Investors are just as prone to make decisions that are biased or prejudiced as anyone else.
Because it impairs decision-making, cognitive bias can have a significant negative effect on a firm.
The habit of presenting news stories in a way that minimizes material that supports the minority position is known as bias via placement. The news is what editors and producers believe to be most significant and what is most likely to drive newspaper sales. Because an article appears on the front page as opposed to the bottom of an interior page, bias is simpler to spot in newspapers. Generally speaking, a story's placement indicates how significant the editor thinks it is. If you want to determine a newspaper's bias via placement, you can look at where political stories are put and which political party is featured on the front page with a large image. You can also ask yourself who the articles tend to make appear bad.
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People in goerge washingons time thought he was a very honest person. They thought that they can trust him. For example:
When someone gave him cash (lets say $100) he wouldnt spend the cash for himself or lie he doesnt have it. Even if he needed the money badly, he would be honest and return the money back to its rightful owner.
People also thought he would be very responsible if he became president. Lets face it.. They didnt make him president for nothing.
There are approx. 100 billion neurons in the brain.
The answer is E
That statement is true
A-type conflict in a group decision appear if one member of the group want to appear more dominant toward the other.
A nominal group technique, will eliminate this type of situation and make all the members of the group feel equally valued which will eventually improve the group decision making process.
