bias Confirmation is a tendency to search for information that confirms ones preconceptions.
We are eager to verify our beliefs but less inclined to seek evidence that might disprove them.
With that being said people believe that their emotions, thoughts, and judgments are right
based on their beliefs based on what they can prove if they can. They may structure their
judgment by confirming or searching for ways to provide evidence on their beliefs. In
addition, people at times ignore theories that go against what they believe in. Experiments
have repeatedly found that people tend to test hypotheses in a one-sided way, by searching for
evidence consistent with the hypothesis they hold at a given time. Rather than searching
through all the relevant evidence, they ask questions that are phrased so that affirmative
answer an supports their hypothesis. They look for the consequences that they would expect if
their hypothesis were true, rather than what would happen if it were false. People will refuse
to hear things that are not based on their beliefs, even if someone tries to prove that they are
wrong with evidence. One example is religion, there are so many different cultures with
different religions (that no matter if one religion like Jehovah witnesses, tries to convince a
Christian believer that Jehovah witnesses is the true salvation) people will stick to what they
believe in. A Christian believer will reject any thought in their mind thats against what they
believe in. Peoples perception is the world, what they see and why they see it, and how they
will systematize what they distinguish.