Multiple Choice
Suppose a group of people read an article on capital punishment. Prior to reading the article, 60% of the members of the group were opposed to capital punishment, while 40% of the members of the group were in favor of capital punishment. According to studies of human decision-making, which of the following is likely?
A) After reading the article, all members of the group oppose capital punishment.
B) After reading the article, all members of the group are in favor of capital punishment.
C) After reading the article, 60% of the members of the group are opposed and 40% of the members of the group are in favor of capital punishment.
D) The members of the group would elect a representative in favor of capital punishment.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
Verified
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