Which two cognitive biases are commonly observed in decision-making during early adulthood, and what is a recommended mitigation?

Which two cognitive biases are commonly observed in decision-making during early adulthood, and what is a recommended mitigation?

• A. Optimism bias and confirmation bias; mitigations include journaling and self-reflection.
• B. Optimism bias and sunk cost fallacy; mitigations include seeking diverse perspectives and using structured decision processes.
• C. Hindsight bias and loss aversion; mitigations include delaying decisions.
• D. Anchoring and availability heuristic; mitigations include seeking second opinions.

Answer: (B)