The Familiarity Effect Is the Tendency of People To

Multiple Choice

The familiarity effect is the tendency of people to:

A) be unable to distinguish between actual experiences and what they have been told.
B) believe that a statement is true simply because it has been repeated a number of times.
C) feel more positive toward a person, item, product, or other stimulus that they have seen often.
D) overestimate their abilities to have predicted an event once the outcome is known.