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Adam knows one person who is a hockey player and is very aggressive, and he assumes that all hockey players are aggressive. This is an example of: A. facilitation B. a schema. C…

Adam knows one person who is a hockey player and is very aggressive, and he assumes that all hockey players are aggressive. This is an example of: A. facilitation B. a schema. C…
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Adam knows one person who is a hockey player and is very aggressive, and

he assumes that all hockey players are aggressive. This is an example of:
A. facilitation
B. a schema.
C. an attribution error.
D. base rate fallacy.

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Answer:

base rate fallacy.

Step-by-step explanation:

a p e x

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Answer:

base rate fallacy.

Step-by-step explanation:

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