Problem:
Wilson's client is a well-educated and respected environmental lawyer. His client has two main goals: to fund his children's education and to retire in. While presenting his recommendations to his client, Wilson explains that the client should max out his RRSP contributions each year, as well as invest $2,500 per year to an RESP for each of his three children so that he can obtain the maximum CESG from the government. When Wilson asks his client if he is okay to proceed with the recommendations, his client says that it all sounds good, but he doesn't know what an RESP or CESG is and so he feels uncomfortable moving forward with any recommendations that he doesn't understand. Which bias was Wilson acting under when providing his recommendation to the client? Empathy Gap Curse of Knowledge Naïve Realism Illusion of Transparency