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  • Confirmation biasRelated: It can make a favored belief seem more secure by appearing widely held.

  • Selective exposureRelated: A narrow, like-minded information diet can make personal views seem more widely shared.

  • Worse-than-average effectRelated: Assumptions about peers can distort estimates of where average performance lies.

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