Before the annual "blue versus red" football game, sara bet on the blue team, who then lost. after the game, she claimed she knew blue would lose. this illustrates:

Before the annual “Blue versus Red” football game, Sara bet on the blue team who later lost. After the game, she claimed she knew the blue team would lose. This illustrates hindsight bias which is also known as knew it all long effector tiptoeing determinism. It is the disposition after an event has occurred, to see the event as having been expectable in spite of there having been little or no objective basis for forecasting it. It is multifaceted phenomenon that can affect can cause exciting methodological problems while trying to analyze, understand and interpret results in investigational studies. In Additional, one example of the hindsight bias is when after viewing the outcome of a potentially unforeseeable event a person believe he or she “knew it all along.”