Comparing areas and volumes in judgments of proportion leads to
A) cyclical bias patterns
B) response expansion
C) random error only
D) response compression

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Comparing areas and volumes in judgments of proportion leads to cyclical bias patterns because people tend to overestimate the area of a larger shape and underestimate the area of a smaller shape. This is because people are more likely to focus on the overall size of a shape rather than its specific dimensions.

Comparing Areas and Volumes in Judgments of Proportion Leads to