Several weeks after a political election, voters often exaggerate their ability to have predicted the election outcome. This best illustrates

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Hindsight bias is when people believe they would have predicted an event's outcome after it has occurred, even if they had no prior knowledge or ability to predict it beforehand. This is often seen in political elections, where people may claim they knew who would win after the fact, but may not have actually predicted it correctly beforehand.

Several Weeks After a Political Election, Voters Often Exaggerate Their