Research on heuristics in decision making and problem solving suggests that
A) people use careful and thorough reasoning processes.
B) people take more risks to secure gains than to avoid losses.
C) people base decisions on what comes easily to mind.
D) All of these

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Heuristics are mental shortcuts that help with the cognitive load of making decisions, meaning people often base decisions on information that is most readily available or "what comes easily to mind," rather than engaging in thorough reasoning.

Research on Heuristics in Decision Making and Problem Solving Suggests