In Several Studies, Participants Have Been Asked to Estimate the Frequency

In several studies, participants have been asked to estimate the frequency of occurrence for various causes of death. The evidence suggests that participants' frequency estimates are strongly influenced by

A) whether the cause of death was related to natural forces (e.g., lightning, tornado) .
B) how often the cause of death is discussed in the news media.
C) whether the cause of death is associated with prolonged suffering.
D) how well the cause of death fits with participants' schematic knowledge.