Availability Bias Is the Tendency To

Availability bias is the tendency to:

A) assume that outcomes that are visible are more likely to occur than outcomes that must be imagined.
B) assume that outcomes that are currently available are more positive than outcomes that are possible but not seen.
C) overestimate the positivity of outcomes that occur quickly and underestimate the positivity of outcomes that occur slowly over time.
D) overestimate the frequency of events that are easily recalled and to underestimate the frequency of less memorable events.