Suppose a Graphologist Believes That a Person's Handwriting Can Indicate

Multiple Choice

Suppose a graphologist believes that a person's handwriting can indicate personality traits, as when a writer makes t's or f's with a whip-like flourish indicating sadism because sadists enjoy hurting people with whips. This is an example of:

A) the use of illusory correlation and confirmation bias.
B) incorrectly applying availability in reasoning.
C) incorrectly applying representativeness in reasoning.
D) the valid personality judgments made possible by graphology.