In Making a Judgment Regarding a Specific Instance, People Often

question 132

Multiple Choice

In making a judgment regarding a specific instance, people often fail to think about how frequent something is in general. This explains

• A) base-rate fallacy.
• B) confirmation bias.
• C) false consensus effect.
• D) regression fallacy.

Understand the substitution and income effects resulting from a change in price.

Apply the concept of a budget line to determine the possible consumption bundles given specific income and prices.

Understand different research designs in psychology and their applications.

Identify the ethical considerations in psychological research.

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