In a settlement negotiation, people have a tendency to believe that the evidence favors their position even if it doesn't. This could be said to be an example of

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This is an example of a self-serving bias, where individuals interpret information in a way that favors their interests or beliefs, leading them to perceive evidence as supporting their position even when it might not objectively do so.

In a Settlement Negotiation, People Have a Tendency to Believe