More sources of correlated cues in decision making will typically:
A) increase confidence and accuracy
B) increase confidence but not accuracy
C) increase accuracy but not confidence
D) increase accuracy and decrease confidence

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When decision-making involves more sources of correlated cues, it typically increases confidence because the cues reinforce each other. However, this does not necessarily mean that the accuracy of the decision improves, as the cues might all be biased or misleading in the same direction.

More Sources of Correlated Cues in Decision Making Will Typically