Answer:
Initially he wanted peace and to remain neutral. However, he changed his mind and declared war after the Zimmerman note.
Explanation:
President Wilson said 'No' to the involvement in world war I at the initial stage because he wanted peace to rein. In addition, he wanted to be neutral and not take any side in the war. However, he decided to change his mind later on due to the note he received. After reading the note, he decided to be involved in the war.
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Answer: A. A confirmation bias
Explanation: Since Maribel is already convinced that the defendant is not guilty, she seeks proof, or rather, confirmation of her opinion, feeling, conviction, etc. That is why she carefully listens to what the defense lawyer has to say, while paying less attention to the prosecutor's statement. This means that Maribel has a certain bias towards the accused and seeks confirmation of her bias, that is, her conviction that the accused is not guilty.
The term confirmation bias in psychology means favouring information that confirms one's opinion (bias), while ignoring information that states the opposite. This means that confirmation bias is, in fact, a kind of cognitive bias, because Maribel has already cognitively perceived (decided) the accused for some reason not guilty, although may exists evidence to the contrary.