Heuristic thinking is the tendency, which is at times quite useful, of relying on highly efficient and generally reliable ________.
A) cognitive shortcuts when reaching a decision
B) experts to provide reliable guidance
C) arguments to demonstrate which option is superior
D) sets of written rules to describe the correct approach

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Heuristic thinking relies on cognitive shortcuts, which can be efficient and reliable in certain situations, allowing for quicker decision-making. However, it can also lead to errors and biases in decision-making when the shortcuts are not applicable to the specific situation.

Heuristic Thinking Is the Tendency, Which Is at Times Quite