Gigerenzer and Hoffrage (1995, 1999) Argued That Our Experience of the World

question 5

Multiple Choice

Gigerenzer and Hoffrage (1995, 1999) argued that our experience of the world typically comes not in the form of probabilities, but in the form of:

• A) Differential equations
• B) Percentages
• C) Ratios
• D) Categories
• E) Frequencies

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Definitions:

Intoxicated

The condition of having physical and mental faculties impaired by an excess of alcoholic drink or any substance, leading to altered mood, behavior, and coordination.

Psychoactive Drugs

Substances that alter perception, mood, consciousness, or behavior by affecting the brain's chemistry.

Synapse

Spatial junction between one neuron and another; forms the information transfer site between neurons.

Nicotine

A stimulant and addictive substance found in tobacco products that affects the nervous system.