expectation bias
Chemistry, 10.02.2021 22:40 cassiegagnier73
Match the descriptions with the types of bias.
selection bias
expectation bias
confirmation bias
contextual bias
paying more attention to evidence that
confirms one’s hypothesis and ignoring
evidence that may discount it
to be swayed from one’s conclusion by
additional information
coming to a conclusion before all the
evidence has been processed and therefore
unconsciously disregarding evidence to the
contrary
only gathering evidence one believes is
necessary, possibly missing key evidence,
when randomly selecting data samples
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Match the descriptions with the types of bias.
selection bias
expectation bias
expectation bias
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