Which term describes a space where you only encounter views that confirm what you already believe?

• A. Filter Bubble
• B. Disinformation
• C. Echo Chamber
• D. Misinformation

Answer: (C)

The main idea here is an environment where the same ideas keep getting repeated and reinforced, with little or no exposure to opposing views. An echo chamber forms when people primarily seek out or are exposed to sources that share their beliefs, when networks tend to circulate messages among like-minded individuals, and when feedback loops—often helped by algorithms—keep pushing similar viewpoints to the top. In this space, ideas become more entrenched because they’re repeatedly echoed without challenge, making it feel as if every perspective around you confirms what you already think.

Disinformation and misinformation refer to false information, not the social or informational space itself, so they don’t capture the idea of a setting where views are continually echoed. A filter bubble describes how algorithms selectively show content to users, which can contribute to a separated experience, but the term in question emphasizes the actual environment of reinforced beliefs—the echo chamber.