1. Research done in Nicaragua suggests that language influences one's ability to understand large numbers. True or false?

2. All languages are comprised of the same phonemes. True or false.

3. The availability and representativeness heuristics are not useful and should be entirely avoided. True or false

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Dean Werner

1 June, 01:46

1. Research done in Nicaragua suggests that language influences one's ability to understand large numbers. True or false?

2. All languages are comprised of the same phonemes. True or false.

3. The availability and representativeness heuristics are not useful and should be entirely avoided. True or false

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Gillian Castaneda · Answer 1

1. Research done in Nicaragua suggests that language influences one’s ability to understand large numbers. True, because language influences people in many ways

2. All languages are comprised of the same phonemes. False, some languages have phonemes that other languages do not

3. The availability and representativeness heuristics are not useful and should be entirely avoided. False, heuristics can be quite useful if used properly