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Confirmation Bias Definition
How to avoid and 4 Examples
What is Confirmation Bias
Key Points
Confirmation Bias Explained
How this creates Confirmation Bias
Confirmation Bias Examples
1. Confirmation Bias in Politics
2. Eyewitness Accounts
3. Religion
4. Social Media
How to Avoid Confirmation Bias
General FAQs on Confirmation Bias
Further Reading

Content: For example, there may be a witness to a homicide whereby an onlooker spots the perpetrator. The problem is that the witness and the perpetrator are siblings. In turn, the witness cannot comprehend their sibling possible of doing such a thing. Their belief is that they are not capable of such, so, therefore, they reject the notion. It cannot be true. The new information is rejected in favour of confirming the existing belief. 3. Religion
Those who are religious will have a bias towards their existing beliefs. If something unexpected happens, it is a ‘miracle’. At the same time, a disaster is just a ‘test of faith’.