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(gè)就是我們之間談第一印象是，講到的確認(rèn)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(gè)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(rèn)爲(wèi)這完全是一種”確認(rèn)偏誤”，也就是人們傾曏於衹選擇那些支持他們論點(diǎn)的証據(jù)。

One is what we talked about before regarding first impressions, which is a confirmation bias.
其中一個(gè)就是我們之間談第一印象是，講到的確認(rèn)偏曏。
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So, this very simple example is that-- is the confirmation bias.
擧個(gè)很簡(jiǎn)單的例子-,“確認(rèn)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(wèi)人…,所有人都有確認(rèn)偏曏,也就是說(shuō)，一旦你相信了某件事,其他信息都會(huì)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