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Capo

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Chris made a snap judgment about why Charlie was late for work today. On what basis did Chris make his decision?
 
  A) He made his decision through an instant evaluation determined without the benefit of
  any fact or experience.
  B) He made his decision based on what everyone in the workplace agreed was true.
  C) He made his decision using a belief or conclusion he held with confidence but was not
  substantiated with any proof.
  D) He made his decision using information he knew or assumed to be true.

Question 2

________ is the act of attributing our own traits, faults, or motives onto others?
 
  A) Two-valued reasoning B) Inference
  C) Halo effect D) Projection



Liamb2179

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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

D



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