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The “Barnum effect,” in which vague statements about one’s future or personality may be seen as accurate and valid, occurs because of the
   a.   self-fulfilling prophecies it creates.
   b.   representativeness heuristic.
   c.   base rate information it relies on.
   d.   principle of the “sucker effect.”
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