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PSYCH 1X03 Fall 2020 Exam Part 1 module 1-5

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Sally and Billy are competing to estimate the number of jelly beans in a jar. Sally's friend tells her that there seems to be more or less 10,000 jelly beans in the jar, while Billy's friend tells him that there seems to be more or less 5,000 jelly beans in the jar. The actual number of beans is 4,000. According to the lecture, which of the following is most likely true?

Author: Ryan Pollard



Answer:

Billy would win, because anchoring the estimate at 5,000 makes him more likely to estimate closer to 4,000.


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