A Decision-Making Strategy in Which One Uses the Ease with Which

question 171

Multiple Choice

A decision-making strategy in which one uses the ease with which examples come to mind as the basis for judging how common events really are is called the _____ heuristic.

• A)frequency
• B)availability
• C)representativeness
• D)familiarity

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Definitions:

Full Adult Level

Encompasses the stage of development where an individual possesses mature cognitive capabilities and has achieved their full mental growth.

Preoperational Stage

A developmental stage in early childhood (approximately 2 to 7 years old) characterized by symbolic thinking, egocentrism, and centration according to Jean Piaget's theory.

Major Developments

Major developments refer to significant advances or changes in a particular field or area, often marking progress or a new stage of growth.

Rehearsal Strategies

Rehearsal strategies are techniques used to move information from short-term to long-term memory by consciously reviewing or practicing the information.