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COSO explores common judgment traps, lays out five-step decision-making process
Many faulty business decisions can be traced to “confirmation bias” that leads people to unwittingly seek information that bolsters what they want to believe, says Brigham Young University accounting professor Doug Prawitt.
“We don’t realize it when we do that, but it’s a very, very powerful human bias,” he said Thursday during a telephone interview.
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