Ryan could tell after only a minute in his first statistics class that it was going to be a long semester.Consumers who make assessments about situations based on little or no conscious thought are making
A) inaccurate observations.
B) peripheral referencing.
C) body feedback.
D) thin-slice judgments.
E) snap decisions.

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Thin-slice judgments refer to the ability to make accurate observations and draw conclusions based on minimal information or brief encounters, such as making snap decisions without conscious thought. Therefore, consumers making assessments based on little or no conscious thought are making thin-slice judgments.

Ryan Could Tell After Only a Minute in His First