Subjective Validation
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June 25, 2008
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Subjective Validation Tendency to misread unfavourable or neutral evidence as giving positive support for one's beliefs. A process which occurs when two (or more) unrelated events are perceived to be related because a belief, expectancy, or hypothesis demands or requires a relationship.
See Carroll for an extended discussion of subjective validation.
(see also: Forer (Barnum) effect, Belief perserverance, Selective exposure, Diagnosticity, Neutral-evidence principle, Forer (Barnum) effect, Confirmation bias) Back to: Glossary A-C, Glossary D-H, Glossary I-P, Glossary Q-S, Glossary T-Z
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