When individuals do not express opposition to a decision, even when they think the decision is wrong, this is a symptom of: a. hidden rationality b. silent disagreement c. groupthink d. risky shift e. displacement

Justin was thrilled when he was invited for a second interview for a job he really wanted. While sitting outside the office waiting for the interview, he overheard someone inside the office say there was no way they would pay the new hire a penny over $45,000. Later during the interview, when Justin was asked how much he wanted to be paid, he quickly said $44,000. He was thrilled when he got the job with a salary of $45,750, but disappointed when he learned a few months later that the company had been hiring for another position at the same time as his, and that job had a lower skill grade than his, but the person ended up with the same starting salary. Justin was most likely a victim of which decision bias?

a. anchoring b. false maximization c. primacy bias d. grapevine bias e. risk aversion