According to the False Consensus Effect,we Judge Others' Opinions

question 106

Multiple Choice

According to the false consensus effect,we judge others' opinions

• A) to be similar to our own.
• B) from their present actions.
• C) by noting which of their previous behaviors comes to mind most easily.
• D) to be consistent with their personalities.

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