When Forming Judgments About Others,people Often Rely on the Representativeness

question 74

Multiple Choice

When forming judgments about others,people often rely on the representativeness heuristic.Unfortunately,this can lead people to

• A) ignore how much a person resembles a prototypical group member.
• B) use information that is causally relevant.
• C) rely too heavily on base-rate frequency information.
• D) ignore base-rate information.

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Definitions:

Shares Of Stock

Units of ownership interest in a corporation or financial asset, representing a portion of a company's capital.

Top Management

The highest tier of executives and decision-makers in a company, including roles such as CEO, CFO, and other senior leaders responsible for strategic decisions.

Financial Authority

An entity or individual with the power to manage financial matters, including investments, budget allocation, and financial planning.