The False-Consensus Effect Is Especially Strong When

question 8

Multiple Choice

The false-consensus effect is especially strong when

• A) predicting the behavior of individuals in other cultures.
• B) perceivers bring to mind the attitudes of people they like.
• C) the actual percentage of others who agree is low.
• D) considering behaviors rather than opinions.

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Definitions:

Notice

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Material Breach

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