While on Holiday at a Popular Resort, Peter Almost Bumps

question 87

Multiple Choice

While on holiday at a popular resort, Peter almost bumps into a middle-aged couple looking at the local map mounted on a street sideboard. 'Tourists', he mumbles as he weaves past them. At the very least, his reaction:

• A) indicates how we use categories that come easily to mind.
• B) is obviously wrong.
• C) reflects Peter's naïve approach to judging others.
• D) is based on previous experience.

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Definitions:

Implied-in-Fact Condition

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