After the outcome is known, people often have distorted thinking about their original expectations due to:______.
A) confirmation bias.
B) their prototypes.
C) hindsight bias.
D) availability heuristic.
E) representativeness heuristic.
Hindsight bias also known as I knew it all along or creeping phenomenon describes the tendency for people to claim they had certain expectations about an event before the event took place after the event outcome is known. This is a bias in thinking that make people believe an event was actually predictable when they have seen the outcome of the event.
