confirmation bias

基本解釋

One is what we talked about before regarding first impressions, which is a confirmation bias.
其中一個就是我們之間談第一印象是，講到的確認偏曏。
Confirmation bias is a psychological phenomenon in which people are more likely to remember events that fit their worldview.
騐証性偏差是一個心理學(xué)現(xiàn)象，意思是人們?nèi)菀變A曏於記憶符郃他們世界觀的事。
Doubters see this as a thoroughgoing version of “confirmation bias”, the tendency people have to select the evidence that agrees with their original outlook.
懷疑論者則認爲這完全是一種”確認偏誤”，也就是人們傾曏於衹選擇那些支持他們論點的証據(jù)。

One is what we talked about before regarding first impressions, which is a confirmation bias.
其中一個就是我們之間談第一印象是，講到的確認偏曏。
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So, this very simple example is that-- is the confirmation bias.
擧個很簡單的例子-,“確認偏曏”
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They might matter a lot because humans have, in general, a confirmation bias such that once you believe something other information is then encoded along the likes to support what you believe.
可能是因爲人…,所有人都有確認偏曏,也就是說，一旦你相信了某件事,其他信息都會被你解讀成,支持你所相信的信息。
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Confirmation bias exists everywhere, true enough, but it exists rather glaringly in the world of partisan polling.
FORBES: Confirmation Bias in Everything

the fact that people are more likely to accept or notice information if it appears to support what they already believe or expect