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10. Pretending to take the opposing side of an issue...a. is a bad idea because it triggers a confirmation bias in the direction of the side we're pretending to take.b. does not work as well as thinking carefully about weaknesses in our own case.c. will allow us to perceive bias in ourselves through introspection.d. helps counter the confirmation bias we already have in favor of our side.
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