Question

Eileen had provided the weekly inventory report to the management team every Friday for the past four months, but she wasn't able to generate the report last week because she was attending a seminar learning how to use the new inventory software. Her boss sent her an e-mail reminding her of the importance of the report and asking her to be sure and submit it every Friday. This is an example of _____.

Answer 1

avaliability bias

Step-by-step explanation:

The answer is "avaliability bias"

Eileen who is regularly providing the weekly inventory report every friday to the management team. But one day as Eileen was attending a workshop on how to use a new inventory software fails to give the report to her boss on that friday. Bur her boss sent her a remainder email asking for then report.

This action of her boss shows the 'avaliability bias' nature of him. Avaliability bias occurs when people make judgement by comparing the likelihood of any event.

Thus the answer is 'avaliability bias'.

Answer 2

Answer: Availability bias

Step-by-step explanation:

Availability bias is referred to as or known as human's or an individual's tendency to process the examples of things which tends to come readily to the mind and are known to be more representative than its actual case. This psychological phenomenon or process is referred to as one of the number of the cognitive biases that tends to hamper the critical thinking and thus as an outcome validity of the decisions.