A Decision-Making Strategy in Which One Uses the Ease with Which

question 171

Multiple Choice

A decision-making strategy in which one uses the ease with which examples come to mind as the basis for judging how common events really are is called the _____ heuristic.

• A)frequency
• B)availability
• C)representativeness
• D)familiarity

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Definitions:

Economic Changes

Alterations in the structure or performance of an economy, affecting factors like GDP, employment rates, and the availability of goods and services.

Addictions

Compulsive, repeated involvement with a substance or activity despite harmful consequences.

Family Violence

Acts of violence or abuse among members of a family, including physical, emotional, sexual, or psychological harm, often resulting in long-term psychological and health consequences.

Instrumental Functioning

Instrumental functioning refers to the skills and activities required for daily living, often used to assess individuals’ capacity for self-care and independence.