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The Finding That We're More Positively Predisposed Toward People,places,or Things

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The finding that we're more positively predisposed toward people,places,or things that resemble us is called

A) adaptive gullibility.
B) the recognition heuristic.
C) the implicit egotism effect.
D) self-justification.

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