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One way that schemas influence social thought is by ________.

One way that schemas influence social thought is by ________.

a) ensuring that inconsistent information is stored in our memories and retrieved rapidly
b) increasing our cognitive load by activating more information from our long-term memory stores
c) activating the availability heuristic and enabling automatic priming
d) acting as a filter to direct our attention towards some information and away from other information

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