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Suppose someone knew that the probability of incurring a $10,000 medical expense was 5% and the odds of being healthy and incurring no expenses was 95%. If they used that information to compare the expected cost to them ($500) with the $600 premium it would cost to get full coverage and decided to buy the insurance then economists would say they are
Need for Cognition
The motivation to engage and enjoy thinking deeply about information and problems.
Strong Arguments
Persuasive arguments that are logical, well-supported, and convincing.
Weak Arguments
Arguments that lack solid reasoning, evidence, or both, often failing to convincingly support the stated claim.
Tolerance for Ambiguity
The ability to remain comfortable and react constructively in situations that are unclear, complex, or not immediately understandable.
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