Title: What bias is this?

To make it easier to understand the presenter turn on closed captions (CC) so that you can read the subtitles.

Q: What is the rule?
- Multiply the numbers by two
- It is another rule. (correct)

Q: What is the rule?
- The rule is that the presenter can say any number
- It is another rule. (correct)

Q: Do you know the rule?
- Yes (correct)
- No

Q: What is the rule?
- All numbers are in ascending order (correct)
- I don't know

What is the bias?
Q: What kind of bias is the presenter is describing?
- Confirmation bias (correct) (Yes, we tend to listen, or in this case adhere, only to the information that confirms our preconceptions. The preconception here was that most people thought they had the rule early - multiply the numbers by two. So they only named numbers that confirmed that rule.)
- Information bias (No, this is the tendency to see information when it does not affect action. More information is not always better.)
- Outcome bias (No, the outcome bias is when you base a decision on the outcome rather than how exactly the decision was made in the moment.)

Choose the correct statement.

- The discovery of black swans helped Nassim Taleb to articulate the theory of confirmation bias (correct)
- The discovery of white swans helped Nassim Taleb to articulate the theory of confirmation bias

- People most often ask questions that will give a 'yes' answer to confirm what they believe (correct)
- People most often ask questions that will give a 'no' answer to disprove what they believe

- The scientific method sets out to disprove theories (correct)
- The scientific method sets out to confirm theories

- To find out if something is true, you should try to disprove it and avoid confirmation bias (correct)
- To find out if something is true, you should try to confirm it and avoid information bias

Feedback (0 to 100%): Now think about your own research - have you been a victim of confirmation bias? Try to disprove the theories you have in your research.

Choose the correct statement.

- The discovery of black swans helped Nassim Taleb to articulate the theory of confirmation bias (correct)
- The discovery of white swans helped Nassim Taleb to articulate the theory of confirmation bias

- People most often ask questions that will give a 'yes' answer to confirm what they believe (correct)
- People most often ask questions that will give a 'no' answer to disprove what they believe

- The scientific method sets out to disprove theories (correct)
- The scientific method sets out to confirm theories

- To find out if something is true, you should try to disprove it and avoid confirmation bias (correct)
- To find out if something is true, you should try to confirm it and avoid information bias