'Confirmation bias' argues that:

Question $8$Select one:

a$.$

investors blame themselves more for unconventional choices which turn bad so they tend to make the same choices as the majority of people

b$.$

investors place more value on information that supports their existing views and dismiss opposing information

c$.$

investors make differing choices depending on how choices are posed

d$.$

investors tend to follow the actions of others even if they think it is wrong

e$.$

investors who have accidentally had a run of good luck overvalue their level of skill and become over$-$confident