MCAT Question of the Day
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    Q:

    		 An experiment is devised where individuals are given a set of mathematics problems to solve using a calculator. The calculator is modified such that it doubles all of the answers, e.g., 5 x 50 would compute as 500. Individuals were asked to complete 10 math questions and were asked interspersed questions relating to the functionality of the calculator. None of participants noted any issues with the calculator. This may serve as an example of:
    		 

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    		 imputability fallacy.

    B

    		 confirmation bias.

    C

    		 fundamental attribution error.

    D

    		 belief perseverance.



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