Regarding the practice of "thin-slicing," which of the following statements is FALSE?
A) In the "thin-slicing" studies, six seconds was all that participants needed to form intuitive judgments of an instructor's teaching ability.
B) "Thin-slicing" is a case of hurried irrationality that always leads to faulty reasoning.
C) "Thin-slicing" involves the use of the cognitive unconscious.
D) "Thin-slicing" is more valuable when you take the time to verify it through further observation.

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This statement is false because "thin-slicing" does not always lead to faulty reasoning. It can be a useful tool for making quick and accurate judgments, especially when combined with further observation and verification.

Regarding the Practice of "Thin-Slicing," Which of the Following Statements