We Can Conclude from the Studies Comparing Motivated Judgments to Automatic

question 101

Multiple Choice

We can conclude from the studies comparing motivated judgments to automatic processing that people who are

• A)motivated to produce judgments are more anxious and tense and this biases their judgments.
• B)not motivated to produce judgments tend to be proficient in their thinking and their judgments are less biased due to low stress.
• C)strongly motivated to produce unbiased judgments tend to do so.
• D)strongly motivated to produce judgments tend to produce biased ones due to the availability effect.
• E)strongly motivated to produce judgments tend to produce biased ones due to the perseverance effect.

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