question: My job at the church is a little nervewracking . In 10 hours a week I have to type up and print out the bulletin and the prayer list . It may not sound like much but getting all the information together and making sure nothing is left out is very time consuming .

OPTIONS:
- she takes too much time to do the work
- she has to do too much work
- she gets angry doing the work
- None of the above choices .
Q: why is the job at the church nervewracking ?

answer: she has to do too much work

question: I assumed since it was invisible to me , it was invisible to everyone . This is also probably a form of confirmation bias . Actually this might be related to another cognitive bias people exhibit - what I call the I ' m Special bias . Basically , I think asking people why they do things is pointless - they do n't know and , worse , everyone in the world believes they are special .

OPTIONS:
- Because they were conducting an experiment .
- None of the above choices .
- Because the point was invisible to them .
- Because they believed in themselves .
Q: Why is the narrator suceptible to confirmation bias ?

answer: Because the point was invisible to them .

question: I wish they 'd do a local report from Luling . I 'm pretty sure almost all of our neighborhood evac'd - or at least everyone I have phone numbers for . Most people Ruben knows evac'd as well . He does have a friend from work that stayed . At the moment she 's ok and has power .

OPTIONS:
- There has been a disaster in Luling .
- Power is not working in Luling .
- Luling is an exciting place .
- There are many people gathering in Luling .
Q: What could drive the narrator to want a news report from Luling ?

answer:
There has been a disaster in Luling .