Multiple Choice
Imagine you are out at a bar, trying to make new friends. You see a blonde woman who appears to be nice, but you think, "I don't think I'll approach her - blondes tend to be ditzy." This is an example of _____.
A) Availability bias
B) Framing bias
C) Representativeness bias
D) Comprehension bias
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