________ is the tendency for people with strong prior beliefs, when confronted with a choice, to make their decisions based on assumptions they've already made.
A) Information bias
B) Narrow-minded perception
C) Tunnel vision bias
D) The curse of knowledge
E) Single-vision stereotyping

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To make good decisions you need to be ready to take in all valid information, even if it contradicts or questions your own beliefs and experience. (Just because you don't agree with something, that doesn't make it wrong.) It is best to avoid this logical flaw called "information bias," in which you consider only information that supports assumptions you've already made.

________ Is the Tendency for People with Strong Prior Beliefs