In which of the following situations would the false-consensus effect be strongest?

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The false-consensus effect is strongest when the actual percentage of others who agree is low. When people believe that their opinions and behaviors are more common than they really are, they are more likely to view their own attitudes as normal and expect others to share their beliefs. Therefore, the false-consensus effect is amplified when the perceived consensus deviates from the actual consensus.

In Which of the Following Situations Would the False-Consensus Effect