NGEC8 ASSESSMENT 3

A Filipino investor, convinced that a particular local startup will succeed, focuses solely on positive news about the company, ignoring reports that highlight potential risks.

• Confirmation Bias
• Conformity Bias
• Self-serving Bias
• Framing Bias
• Anchoring BIas

In a barangay meeting, residents agree to implement a new policy because the majority supports it, even though some have reservations, choosing to conform rather than voice dissent.

• Conformity Bias
• Confirmation Bias
• Self-serving Bias
• Framing Bias
• Anchoring BIas

After a project's success, a team leader credits their leadership skills; if it fails, they attribute the failure to external factors like inadequate resources.

• Self-serving Bias
• Confirmation Bias
• Conformity Bias
• Framing Bias
• Anchoring BIas

A health campaign emphasizes that a vaccine is 90% effective, leading to higher acceptance, whereas stating it has a 10% failure rate might result in public apprehension.

• Framing Bias
• Confirmation Bias
• Conformity Bias
• Self-serving Bias
• Anchoring BIas

During salary negotiations, an applicant base their expected salary based on their previous job, potentially undervaluing their worth in the current market.

• Anchoring BIas
• Confirmation Bias
• Conformity Bias
• Self-serving Bias
• Framing Bias

After reading incorrect details about a historical event on social media, individuals recall and believe these inaccuracies as facts.

• Misinformation Effect
• Confirmation Bias
• Conformity Bias
• Self-serving Bias
• Framing Bias

When a colleague misses a deadline, one attributes it to their lack of responsibility, but when they miss a deadline themselves, they blame external circumstances.

• Actor-observer Bias
• Confirmation Bias
• Conformity Bias
• Self-serving Bias
• Framing Bias

An individual sticks with a traditional bank for their savings, avoiding potentially better investment opportunities due to fear of future regret.

• Regret-aversion Bias
• Confirmation Bias
• Conformity Bias
• Self-serving Bias
• Framing Bias

A charismatic politician's likable personality leads voters to assume they are also competent in governance, influencing election outcomes.

• Halo effect
• Confirmation Bias
• Conformity Bias
• Self-serving Bias
• Framing Bias

After hearing about a recent typhoon, individuals overestimate the likelihood of another imminent typhoon, affecting their travel plans.

• Availability heuristic Bias
• Confirmation Bias
• Conformity Bias
• Self-serving Bias
• Framing Bias