Why is the “bouncer” version of the Wason Selection Task so easy?
a. Because humans are good at reasoning logically in most contexts
b. Because detecting cheaters was important in early societies characterized by reciprocal
altruism
c. Because human logical reasoning ability is an example of a general purpose problem solver
d. Because underage college students spend a lot of time in bars and are afraid of getting caught
b. Because detecting cheaters was important in early societies characterized by reciprocal
altruism
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Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
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