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Perception is inherently subjective, shaped by personal experiences, culture, and biases. People frequently conform to group opinions even when they know them to be incorrect.

As a result, the U.S. legal system provides substantial discretion in evaluating video evidence by ignoring a range of biases that may shape visual perception and judgment in court.

Our risk perception—that is, our judgment of investment risk—is easily swayed by the latest news headlines, cognitive biases, and even trivial factors like what you had for dinner last night.