Experiments suggest that people: (i) accurately estimate their own abilities
(ii) give an appropriate weight to a small number of vivid observations
(iii) interpret evidence to confirm beliefs they already have
A)(i) and (ii)
B)(i) and (iii)
C)(ii) and (iii)
D)(iii) only

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People often interpret evidence to confirm their pre-existing beliefs, a phenomenon known as confirmation bias. They do not always accurately estimate their own abilities or appropriately weigh vivid observations.

Experiments Suggest That People: (I) Accurately Estimate Their Own Abilities