When people attempt to solve a problem involving numbers,they may find themselves using another number called a(n)____________ to keep their response within a limited range.
A)anchor
B)mental set
C)frame
D)ground

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An anchor in problem-solving and decision-making contexts refers to a specific value or number that individuals use as a reference point to estimate or predict unknown quantities. This anchoring effect can influence how people assess probabilities, make forecasts, or solve problems, as they tend to adjust their estimates around the anchor, often insufficiently.

When People Attempt to Solve a Problem Involving Numbers,they May