________ is the tendency to believe you could have predicted an outcome accurately,when in reality you probably could not have.

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The tendency described in the question is commonly known as the hindsight bias, which refers to the tendency to perceive events that have already occurred as being more predictable than they actually were. Option A (The prediction bias) is not a commonly recognized term, while options C (External validity) and D (Internal validity) refer to concepts related to research design and are not relevant to the question.

________ Is the Tendency to Believe You Could Have Predicted