Making decisions based on ideas or standards that act as an anchor is an example of a. the availability heuristic. c. the representative heuristic. b. framing. d. the anchoring heuristic.

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Making decisions based on ideas or standards that act as an anchor is an example of

a.
the availability heuristic.
c.
the representative heuristic.
b.
framing.
d.
the anchoring heuristic.

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it is b.framing just had thats one

Mhermans answered May 14, 2017

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the answer c, i had a similar question before

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