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SAQ marking: Cognitive biases

Below you will find seven sample SAQs for the question: Explain one bias in thinking and decision-making with reference to one study. For each of the samples, refer to the rubric to award marks 1 - 9. After each sample, there is a predicted grade as well as feedback on the strengths and limitations of the sample. SAQ rubric English and Mussweiler studied anchoring bias and its effect on courtroom sentencing....

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