Confident and Wrong: How Cognitive Biases Silently Sabotage RBT Exam Performance
Feeling certain about an answer is not the same as being correct—and for RBT candidates, that distinction can be the difference between passing and retaking the exam. Cognitive biases such as the Dunning-Kruger effect, confirmation bias, and false-consensus bias routinely lead test-takers to select wrong answers with complete conviction. This article breaks down how these mental traps operate during exam conditions and offers concrete strategies to neutralize them before they cost you your certi