Scientists Are Very Hesitant to Base Any Knowledge on Heuristic

question 45

Multiple Choice

Scientists are very hesitant to base any knowledge on heuristic models because:

• A) they do not contain any implications for government policy and influencing choice.
• B) it is easy to believe a story and make sense of it within its own frame.
• C) they only use the deductive approach.
• D) they contain too many equilibria.

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