Question

Omission bias examples

Answer 1

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1. A doctor may decide not to inform a patient of a risky treatment option because they fear being blamed if any complications arise, even though the treatment could potentially provide the best outcome for the patient.

2. A company may choose not to disclose negative information about their product in their marketing materials, even though consumers have a right to know about any potential risks or side effects.

3. A government official may choose not to take action on a pressing issue, such as climate change, because they fear the backlash from powerful interest groups who may be affected by proposed solutions.

4. A teacher may decide not to address a controversial topic in class, even though it is relevant to the curriculum, in order to avoid potential conflict or discomfort among students.

5. A parent may choose not to discipline their child for bad behavior, even though it is necessary for their development, because they want to avoid conflict or upset.