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Weighing the Evidence When we set up statistical tests, we assume that
Bounded Rationality
A concept suggesting that the cognitive limitations of the mind restrict the rationality of decision-making.
Evaluating Alternatives
The process of assessing and comparing different options or courses of action in order to make an informed decision.
Cognitive Style
The preferred way an individual processes information, reflecting differences in perception, memory, and problem-solving skills.
Ecological Demands
Requirements or pressures placed on organisms by their environments, affecting their behavior, survival, and reproduction.
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