Once we believe something, we tend to pay special attention to those experiences and situations that are consistent with our beliefs, and disregard those that are inconsistent with our beliefs. This is called:. A. Accuracy. B. Cognitive conservatism. C. Experience intuition. D. None of the above.

Cognitive conservatism

Explanation:

Cognitive conservatism is the tendency to seek information that conforms to an existing self belief. In psychology, conservatism bias is a human information processing bias that refers to the tendency to study one's belief deficiently when confronted with new evidence.

According to the theory, even though individuals update their prior beliefs when new evidence are available, they do so slowly due to the existing belief they have regarding the subject area.

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