Questioning a well-established finding because you know an individual who violates the finding is to _____ as clinging to your viewpoints despite evidence to the contrary is to _____.

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Questioning a well-established finding because of an individual case is known as "person-who reasoning," which involves exceptions to the rule. Clinging to viewpoints despite contrary evidence is "belief perseverance," where beliefs persist even when discredited.

Questioning a Well-Established Finding Because You Know an Individual Who