Rex believes in the importance of first impressions so much so that he finds it difficult to change it even when presented with contrary evidence.Rex's perceptual bias is referred to as a(n)_____.

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Rex's bias is an example of anchoring and adjustment error, where initial impressions or information serve as an anchor, and subsequent adjustments are insufficient, leading to a biased perception.

Rex Believes in the Importance of First Impressions So Much