After Judy Made a Choice Between Two Fairly Equal Alternatives

question 97

Multiple Choice

After Judy made a choice between two fairly equal alternatives, she emphasized the negative features of the choice she rejected, which is called a "sour grapes" rationalization, and she focused on the positive features of the choice she committed to, a "sweet lemons" rationalization. This example illustrates:

• A)hindsight bias.
• B)the fundamental attribution error.
• C)cognitive dissonance.
• D)the rule of commitment.

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Definitions:

Shortcuts

Methods or paths taken to simplify tasks, increase efficiency, or expedite processes.

Decision-Making Efficiency

The effectiveness and speed with which decisions are made, often emphasizing the quality of outcomes with minimal time and resources.

Errors In Judgment

Mistakes made due to flawed reasoning or misinterpretation of information leading to incorrect conclusions or decisions.

Intelligence

The ability of an individual to learn from experience, adapt to new situations, understand complex ideas, solve problems, and use various forms of reasoning.