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kamilo84

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Thinking that you will become president despite dropping out of high school is one example of
 
  a. arbitrary inference.
  b. selective abstraction.
  c. minimalization.
  d. overgeneralization.

Question 2

Deciding that your best friend is evil after learning that she doesn't agree with your politics is one example of
 
  a. overgeneralization.
  b. polarized thinking.
  c. selective abstraction.
  d. personalization.



shayla

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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

b



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