When People Estimate Confidence Intervals, They Typically

question 92

Multiple Choice

When people estimate confidence intervals, they typically

• A) provide estimates that are too wide.
• B) rely too heavily on the representativeness heuristic.
• C) are not sufficiently confident about their decisions.
• D) provide estimates that are too narrow.

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