Judgments That Are Systematically Different from What a Person Should

question 30

Multiple Choice

Judgments that are systematically different from what a person should conclude based on logic or probability are known as _______,whereas mental shortcuts that make decision-making easier and faster but often lead to less accurate decisions are known as ________.

• A)heuristics; biases
• B)cognitive vulnerabilities; biases
• C)biases; heuristics
• D)biases; cognitive vulnerabilities

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Definitions:

Prognosis

A medical judgment regarding the likely course and outcome of a disease or ailment.

Disorder Prognosis

The predicted outcome or forecast of the progression of a disease or disorder, including chances of recovery.

Recovery Prospects

the likelihood or chances of making a full or partial recovery from an illness or injury.

Licensed Practitioner

A professional who has received the necessary license to practice their specific field of healthcare or other professions.