Kahal has very conservative political beliefs, and he prefers listening to radio talk shows and reading magazines that are consistent with his views. Kahal'stendency to search only for information and evidence that support his perspective illustrates the:Question options:fallacy of positive instances.
overestimation effect. confirmation bias. belief-bias effect

confirmation bias.

Explanation:

A confirmation bias  is defined as a type of cognitive bias due to the fact that humans involve in this type of bias tends to give special preference to a particular thing or idea; it can also be said to be favoring a decision or information that relates or confirms your  existing beliefs or biases that has already existed. confirmation bias has a great influence on how we get or gather information, how we store and recall information. example of confirmation bias is when a person belief that a people who are identical twins  are always beautiful and non identical twins not beautiful. if they see non-identical twins being beautiful, they tend to discard that piece of information and do not agree to it or even take it into their memory. researchers hold the view that this type of bias is an existinng beliefs. it goes a long way affecting how we think, act, or even perform our duties.

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