rendeltetésszernek
Rendeltetésszernek, also known as purposeful blindness or purposeful deafness, is a psychological phenomenon where an individual chooses to ignore or overlook information that contradicts their beliefs, desires, or expectations. This cognitive bias can lead to a distorted perception of reality, as the individual may selectively attend to information that supports their preconceived notions while dismissing or ignoring evidence to the contrary.
The term "rendeltetésszernek" was coined by the Hungarian psychologist Endre Balázs in the 1930s to describe
Rendeltetésszernek can have significant implications for decision-making, as it can lead individuals to make choices based
To mitigate the effects of rendeltetésszernek, it is important to cultivate critical thinking skills and to