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A Cognitive Bias That Involves Overestimating One's Strengths and Underestimating

Question 22

Question 22

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A cognitive bias that involves overestimating one's strengths and underestimating one's weaknesses is:


A) Gambler's fallacy
B) Prospect theory
C) Optimism bias
D) Confirmation bias
E) Illusory superiority

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