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    The Process Whereby a Psychologist Develops a Clinical Hunch and Then
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The Process Whereby a Psychologist Develops a Clinical Hunch and Then

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Question 13

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The process whereby a psychologist develops a clinical hunch and then gathers information to support his/her predictions is referred to as a(n)


A) fundamental attribution error.
B) case formulation.
C) confirmatory bias.
D) hindsight bias.

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