Question

Describe several heuristics that you might use or that you have used when deciding whether you should (a) study especially hard for a test and (b) ask someone for a date (or accept a date). Under what circumstances are these heuristics likely to contribute to poor decision making?

Answer 1

The answer to this question is explained below.

Explanation:

There are two parts in this question. One is the possible heuristics when deciding whether you should study hard for the test, and secondly when ask someone for a date, or accept a date.

Studying hard for the test:

In deciding whether study hard for the test, you should consider the following heuristics:

• Think of your previous experience about studying and see if it worked for you.
• If it worked for you, go for it.
• If it did not work for you, try a better solution this time.

Asking someone for date(or vice versa):

In deciding whether to go on a date with someone, the following heuristics should be kept in mind:

• Think that what you know about the person you are asked or being asked about the date
• Know what your own limits are
• Make sure you know the person well before asking for a date.

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