Question

the tendency to ignore information about general principles in favor of very specific but vivid information is known as multiple choice base rate neglect. bonferroni inequalities. booles inequality. false discovery rate.

Explanation:

Base rate neglect refers to the cognitive bias where people overlook general, statistical base rate information (general principles) and prioritize specific, vivid, anecdotal information instead. The other options are statistical concepts unrelated to this cognitive tendency: Bonferroni inequalities and Boole's inequality are probability bounds, while false discovery rate is a statistical measure for error control.

Answer:

base rate neglect.