The risk-as-feelings hypothesis states that ____.
A)people rely on emotions to evaluate risk
B)people tend to disregard emotions when evaluating risk
C)risky situations are more emotion-arousing than non-risky situations
D)most people experience a distinct positive emotion when engaging in risky behaviour

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The risk-as-feelings hypothesis states that people rely on their emotions, rather than analytical thinking, to evaluate and respond to risks. It suggests that emotions influence people's perceptions of risk, and that people tend to avoid risks that elicit negative emotions and seek risks that elicit positive ones.

The Risk-As-Feelings Hypothesis States That ____