Which of the following statements regarding calibration is FALSE?
A)A calibrated person is one who,when asked a large number of questions,will get about as many correct as he or she expected.
B)An uncalibrated person who is systematically overconfident may be 90% confident of his or her correctness over a large number of questions,where in the end that person will only get 60% or 70% of them correct.
C)Calibration is achieved through the use of heuristics,which improves the quality of experts' estimates.
D)If the environment is predictable and an expert has learned through calibration training to identify the situations where intuition misleads him or her,then the feedback will have corrected the expert's intuitions.

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Calibration is not achieved through the use of heuristics, but rather through feedback and experience that adjusts an expert's intuition to match reality. Heuristics are shortcuts or rules of thumb that experts use to make judgments or estimates, but they can sometimes lead to biases or inaccurate predictions. Calibration is about improving the accuracy of expert judgments by aligning them with reality, and it requires a systematic process of feedback and learning.

Which of the Following Statements Regarding Calibration Is FALSE