When We Can Readily Remember Past Instances of an Event,we

question 48

Multiple Choice

When we can readily remember past instances of an event,we tend to overestimate the likelihood that an event will occur again.What term refers to this phenomenon?

• A) framing
• B) anchoring and adjustment
• C) availability bias
• D) representativeness

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Definitions:

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