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Nate thinks that Republicans and Democrats almost never work together in Congress. The reason he believes this is that he finds it much easier to think of examples of politicians from the two parties not working together than to think of examples of them working together. It is likely that the __________ has caused Nate to underestimate how frequently Democrats and Republicans work together.

▸ confirmation bias

▸ social categorization

▸ availability heuristic

▸ framing effect

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Authors: Hudson, Whisenhunt

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