When we place a familiar framework on information that may, at first look formless, we are
A)thin-slicing.
B)superimposing.
C)practicing selective exposure.
D)practicing selective recall.

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Superimposing means to overlay or place on top of something. When we place a familiar framework on information, we are overlaying our understanding or perspective onto it, in order to make sense of it. Thin-slicing refers to making quick judgments or decisions based on limited information; selective exposure and selective recall both refer to intentionally seeking out or remembering certain information while disregarding others, which is not the same as imposing a framework onto information.

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