Fixation biases arise from preconceived ideas formed about a person, group of people, or situation. Question: What four examples indicate a fixation bias? Instruction: Choose all options that best answer the question. Answer Choices Lisa accepts a lower salary than she feels she's worth because at least it's higher than the initial offer Despite having problems on the current project, Akira considers his team's performance over the past few years when handing out new assignments Kim's team having successfully completed numerous projects over the past two years, Raul doesn't trust them since their last project came in over budget Zach dislikes Fred because the first time they met, Fred was distracted and inadvertently rude Jennifer takes extensive notes on everyone's ideas so she can take them all into equal consideration when making her decision Chris purchases new software for his team for a higher price because the vendor assures him that competing companies have poor service