To avoid delivering an unpleasant message to the CEO, an employee frames the information in a more positive light than reality. This is an example of overconfidence bias.

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This is an example of framing bias, where information is presented in a way that influences perception, rather than overconfidence bias, which involves an individual's excessive belief in their own abilities or judgments.

To Avoid Delivering an Unpleasant Message to the CEO, an Employee