The New York Times

Confirmation bias: Is your need to be right hurting your fantasy football team?

Q. Renee, I’d love to hear (read?) your thoughts on what happens in our brain when we read about our players in fantasy football articles. I feel there is a sort of reinforcement or a type of “rush” ...
Forbes

Revisiting Public Opinion On The Kavanaugh Confirmation Battle

One year ago on September 4, the Senate Judiciary Committee began its hearings on the nomination of Judge Brett Kavanaugh to serve on the Supreme Court. As Gallup reported then, reactions to Kavanaugh ...
National Review

The Kavanaugh Confirmation: What We’ve Learned One Year Later

The CDC’s Hepatitis B Vaccine Decision Is Wrongheaded and Illogical The Heritage Foundation Implodes Genocide Lie Enthusiasts Mourn the Collapse of the Genocide Lie Jared Polis Becomes the First ...
Forbes

Is Confirmation Bias Destroying Marketing Innovation?

Confirmation bias, or the tendency to interpret new evidence as confirmation of one's existing beliefs or theories is running rampant in our society today, particularly fueling our political debates ...