The Phrase "Coulda, Woulda, Shoulda" Is Sometimes Used to Describe

question 17

Multiple Choice

The phrase "coulda, woulda, shoulda" is sometimes used to describe a preoccupation with "what might have been." This phrase is a colloquial identification of :

• A)the availability heuristic
• B)the representativeness heuristic
• C)the confirmation bias
• D)counterfactual thinking

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Definitions:

Refugee Camps

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Nonschooled Children

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Meaningful Setting

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Schooled Peers

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