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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: So their views get shaped from a conservative point of view. So issues such as tax, immigration, and healthcare may be skewed towards their upbringing and environment. Political beliefs may be very skewed as a result. For instance, unrestricted immigration may be seen as a bad thing. If we are taught that point of view from a young age, those views can get stored deep into our sub-consciousness. These can get shaped through adulthood, but are generally fully formed into an individual’s mid-20s. After this point, our views have generally formed and are difficult to erase from our subconscious. As a result, confirmation bias can occur. Political views or other beliefs have developed throughout our life. So when we see the information that contradicts these beliefs, we tend to reject them.