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Sheena's brother was recently killed in a road accident. He was run over by a car driven by a drunk driver. A group of college students who belonged to an organization that protested against driving under the influence of alcohol asked her to sign a petition and donate to the cause. Sheena was glad to help them because she was still grieving her brother's death. This scenario demonstrates how the _____ of Sheena's attitude influenced her behavior.
 
  A) accessibility
  B) universality
  C) reciprocity
  D) conformity

Question 2

According to the representativeness heuristic, people make judgments about events according to:
 
  A) their recent experiences with similar events.
  B) the populations of events that they appear to depict.
  C) how easy it is to find examples of relevant events.
  D) their initial views, or presumptions.



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

B



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