Question

In some cases, the what heuristic can lead to good judgments; however, it comes at the price (bias) of what and what?

a) Availability; objectivity; rationality
b) Representativeness; accuracy; complexity
c) Confirmation; efficiency; precision
d) Anchoring; thoroughness; consistency

Answer 1

The availability heuristic can lead to good judgments but comes with bias.

Step-by-step explanation:

The heuristic that can lead to good judgments, but comes with bias, is the availability heuristic. The availability heuristic is the tendency to evaluate new information based on the most recent or easily recalled examples. It occurs when people take easily remembered instances as being more representative than they objectively are. This can lead to biases because easily remembered instances may not always be the most accurate or representative.