In addition, confirmation bias leads us to focus on and remember information that confirms our long-held beliefs while ignoring contradictory information that may be important.
Loss aversion bias, for example, causes us to view the gain or loss of an amount of money asymmetrically. In addition, confirmation bias leads us to focus on and remember information that confirms our long-held beliefs while ignoring contradictory information that may be important. DCA circumvents these common problems by removing human frailties from the equation.