Almost everyone believes that he/she is less likely to have their decisions affected by errors and biases.This could potentially be explained by the

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The bias blind spot refers to the tendency for individuals to recognize the existence of cognitive biases in others, but not in themselves. This phenomenon could potentially explain why almost everyone believes that they are less likely to have their decisions affected by errors and biases. The other options (hindsight bias, fundamental attribution error, regression to the mean) are not directly related to this phenomenon.

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