False consensus refers to:

A) a tendency to believe that whatever is popular is also good.
B) a tendency to assume that other people share our attitudes and preferences.
C) an opinion that is high in consensus.
D) an opinion that is low in consensus.

False Consensus

A cognitive bias whereby individuals overestimate how much others share their beliefs, attitudes, and behaviors.

Popular

Being liked, admired, or supported by a large number of people, often in a social context.

Preferences

Individual choices or inclinations towards certain options, ideas, or items over others based on personal taste or values.