Outcome Bias - Explained
What is Outcome Bias?
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What is Outcome Bias?
Outcome bias is a form of cognitive prejudice against a particular decision or event based on the results of previous decisions or events.
Outcome bias result in decisions without adequately evaluating the factors responsible for such outcomes and the quality that makes the present action different from past ones.