We May Be More Reliant on Schematic Processing to Make

We may be more reliant on schematic processing to make a quick decision or form a quick impression when:

A) we are under performance pressure, decreased anxiety, and concentrating.
B) we are under minor levels of anxiety, communicating something highly technical, and the costs of being wrong are high.
C) the costs of being wrong are high, but there is no underlying schema to use during processing.
D) we are under performance pressure, increased levels of anxiety or we are distracted.