Research Supports the Idea That We Are Generally More Accurate

question 32

Multiple Choice

Research supports the idea that we are generally more accurate in perceiving people under what circumstance?

• A) When we are feeling happy.
• B) When we are familiar with a person.
• C) When we utilize heuristics.
• D) When we are judging members of our outgroup.

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Definitions:

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Millennium Round

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