How accurate are individuals when they try to judge proportions?
A) They are reasonably accurate at making these judgments when they rely on memory.
B) They are reasonably accurate at making these judgments when they do not rely on memory.
C) They are very accurate at making these judgments when they rely on memory.
D) They are very accurate at making these judgments when they do not rely on memory.

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Individuals tend to be more accurate at judging proportions when they do not rely on memory, as memory can distort perceptions of proportion and frequency.

How Accurate Are Individuals When They Try to Judge Proportions