Pen, its more professional
An anchoring bias occurs when you focus on <span>one piece of information versus all of the information
For example, you never met mr. Kirk your close friend told you that Mr.Kirk is a liar that should not be tasted (even though your friend offer no proof).
When you met Mr.Kirk personally, you will have a basic assumption that Mr.Kirk is a liar no matter what other qualities that he may conveyed</span>
It is called delusions of reference. It is portray the marvel of a person's encountering harmless occasions or insignificant occurrences and trusting they have solid individual essentialness. It is "the idea that all that one sees on the planet identifies with one's own particular predetermination".
A
Pike always kept his eyes open for new information. Lewis and Clark were always on the lookout for uses for what they saw: very little was known about the Louisiana Purchase. False.
B
Jefferson ASKED Lewis and later Clark as well to undertake the exploration of the Mississippi west. Pike was similarly asked to go on the southern route across the plains of the purchase. He ended up in Colorado. B is false.
C
is true.
D
Neither was primarily military although the information gathered was invaluable. False.
<span>One of the criticisms of the Whitehall Study it that the researchers did not adequately address the possibility that occupational and health differences were caused by underlying personality differences. The Whitehall study compared the morality rate of those that were in the highly stratified environment of the British Civil Service.</span>
