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The correct answer is that, it is likely to be distorted by one’s current assumptions. It is because the individual’s assumptions are likely to affect a person’s decisions and the memories that they uphold as this is a process in which an individual accepts a certain thing to be true even if there is no evidence that will hold it to be true.

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