Steve was sure he answered at least 70 questions correctly on his biology test. In fact, he was right on only 55 items. Steve's misjudgment of his test performance illustrates Select one: A. confirmation bias. B. overconfidence. C. the framing effect. D. belief perseverance.

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Marin Mosley

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31 August, 17:48

Steve was sure he answered at least 70 questions correctly on his biology test. In fact, he was right on only 55 items. Steve's misjudgment of his test performance illustrates Select one: A. confirmation bias. B. overconfidence. C. the framing effect. D. belief perseverance.

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Marcel · Answer 1

overconfidence

Explanation:

overconfidence

it is feeling of misjudgment about own ability. when someone think more than his/her ability. it is effect of higher expectation then the person normally have.

overconfidence lead to confusion and unsuccessful. it is effect that sometimes blurred the original outcomes and frame the outcomes which is not possible according to the particular situation.