The Tendency to Assume That Information That Comes Easily to Mind

question 16

Multiple Choice

The tendency to assume that information that comes easily to mind is more frequent or common is referred to as the _____;the tendency to judge how frequently an event occurs on the basis of how readily one can call to mind examples of that event is referred to as the _____.

• A)representativeness heuristic;correspondent inference
• B)correspondent inference;representativeness heuristic
• C)availability heuristic;ease of retrieval effect
• D)ease of retrieval effect;availability heuristic

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Definitions:

Frozen Prepared Foods

Pre-cooked meals that are preserved through freezing and can be reheated for consumption.

Frozen Food Market

Refers to the commercial sector involved in the production, distribution, and sale of pre-cooked and preserved food products that are stored and sold frozen.

External Secondary Data

Information that has been collected previously by other entities such as companies, government agencies, or research organizations, and is utilized for research or analysis purposes.

Paragraph Style

A set of typographic settings, such as indentation, line spacing, and text alignment, applied to organize text into coherent paragraphs.