In reasoning, conclusions that agree with one's previous beliefs: O are often judged as valid even...

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In reasoning, conclusions that agree with one's previous beliefs: O are often judged as valid even when they are not. O are often judged as invalid even when they are not. O are more often judged correctly as valid or invalid than conclusions that disagree with one's previous beliefs. O lead to biases known as "content effects." In reasoning, conclusions that agree with one's previous beliefs: O are often judged as valid even when they are not. O are often judged as invalid even when they are not. O are more often judged correctly as valid or invalid than conclusions that disagree with one's previous beliefs. O lead to biases known as "content effects."

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