Explain the concept of 'bias blind spot' and strategies to mitigate it in decision-making.

• A. Bias blind spot is the tendency to ignore all biases.
• B. Bias blind spot means you cannot have any biases.
• C. Bias blind spot refers to a situation where one overestimates the accuracy of their own judgments.
• D. Bias blind spot is the tendency to recognize biases in others but not in oneself; mitigation includes training, reflective practice, diverse decision teams, and checks and balances.

Answer: (D)