Which of the following statements about the effects of emotion on decision making is FALSE?

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The statement that people usually assume the worst and are overly cautious is actually true, rather than false. This is known as "negativity bias," where people tend to weigh potential negative outcomes more heavily than positive ones, and it can affect decision making. The other statements are true: people want to minimize regret, bodily reactions can influence risk perception, and people are bad at forecasting future emotions, which can lead to poor decision making.

Which of the Following Statements About the Effects of Emotion