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A problem one faces when one uses the representativeness heuristic is that
A) it is counter to the use of inductive reasoning.
B) it may cause one to ignore other types of relevant information.
C) judgments along the lines of similarity are generally unreasonable.
D) one is not using past information that may be useful.
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Thanks once more Smiling Face with Open Mouth
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Pleasure to help Slight Smile
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