The Tendency to Not Avoid Loss Altogether in Certain Economic

question 139

Multiple Choice

The tendency to not avoid loss altogether in certain economic decisions is called:

• A) availability heuristic.
• B) confirmation bias.
• C) fairness bias.
• D) affect heuristic.

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