On a hot day out, Marie uses a book as a fan to cool her off. During an unexpected rain shower, Marie holds the newspaper over her head to block the rain. During a snowstorm, Marie uses the car floor...

On a hot day out, Marie uses a book as a fan to cool her off. During an unexpected rain shower, Marie holds the newspaper over her head to block the rain. During a snowstorm, Marie uses the car floor mats as traction under the tires to get unstuck. In each case, Marie overcomes                                         . 2 When you meet Joe, he tells you that he loves math and building computers and robots. You decide that Joe must be an engineering student and not a liberal arts student, even though there are more liberal arts students at your school. In making this decision, you have just used: 1 When your friends start dating, you say ‘Aw, you are so good together!” Later when you hear they broke up you say, “I knew that wasn’t gonna last!” This bias is called:1 Sheldon thinks immigrants are defrauding the social benefit system, taking jobs, and committing crimes at an exceptionally high rate. He only follows social media/TV that depicts immigrants in that light, often thinking “see, I told you.” The bias is:1 Sheldon thinks sharks kill more people than horses (factually, statistically incorrect) and that immigrants commit more crimes than citizens of his country (factually, statistically incorrect) because he recalls sensationalized media in his news feed recently. The decision-making bias is:1 Identify Fluid or Crystallized Intelligence:2 A contestant on the TV game show Jeopardy needs mostly to rely on: A nurse in the ED first to receive a patient with an ankle fracture from car accident needs mostly to rely on: