Palomino Horse. The Palomino horse is not actually a particular horse breed but a color breed. Only those horses which meet certain specific standards of color coding can be called Palomino horses. The Palomino horse is a characteristic creamy golden tan. Its tail and mane are almost white.
Diode is an unipolar device, i.e. it has a p-type side and a n-type side, and their connection matters. Forward Bias: When the p-type side of the diode is connected to a higher potential than the n-type side, the diode is said to be forward biased, because it enhances the capability of the diode to conduct forward current.
Related to confirmation bias are the concepts of perceptual defense bias and the backfire effect, both of which are discussed below. The term confirmation bias was coined by English cognitive psychologist Peter Cathcart Wason (1924-2003) in the context of an experiment he reported on in 1960. See Examples and Observations below.