46) Alex and James are identical 19-year-old twins. Both A…
46) Alex and James are identical 19-year-old twins. Both Alex and James are signed up to complete a research survey on Monday afternoon. On Monday morning, Alex was looking through social media and he saw that three friends of his from college were involved in a serious car accident. James wasn’t friends with any of the individuals and so didn’t see or hear anything about the accident. When Alex and James arrive to complete the research survey, one of the questions asks, “Please estimate how likely you are to be involved in a serious car accident.” Alex answers 1 in 20 James answers 1 in 1000 Based only on the information above, the difference in James and Alex’s responses to the question is MOST consistent with what decision-making issue?