Favoring new choices that are similar to the current situation refers to which thinking trap?
A) status quo
B) anchoring
C) sunk costs
D) confirming evidence

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This thinking trap refers to the tendency to favor options that maintain or continue the current situation, rather than exploring new or alternative choices. It is a cognitive bias that can limit creativity and innovation, and can be particularly problematic in situations where change is necessary for growth or improvement.

Favoring New Choices That Are Similar to the Current Situation