Because our snap judgments are probably "good bets," the tendency to use heuristics and intuition might be considered
A)a maladaptation.
B)a failure of cognitive miserliness.
C)adaptive.
D)too risky to use.

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Our snap judgments are often based on past experiences and can be considered adaptive as they allow us to quickly make decisions and take actions without always having to carefully consider every option. Heuristics and intuition can be effective and efficient ways of processing information and therefore can be beneficial in many situations.

Because Our Snap Judgments Are Probably "Good Bets," the Tendency