Match the definitions to the terms$/$concepts$.$

Group of answer choices

When information is arranged in a way that makes some decisions$$more likely than others.

Availability Heuristic

A$$situation in which an individual has already invested much$$money$,$ time, or effort and, therefore, decides to continue in this situation because$$of the money, time, or effort that has already been invested.$$

Cognitive nudge

A problem$-$solving or decision$-$making procedure that will always$$yield the solution to a particular problem if it is followed exactly.$$

Algorithm

A decision$-$making $$rule of thumb$$ that is used when$$estimates of frequency or probability are made based on the ease with which$$instances come to mind; for example, many college students believe that there$$are more professors in America than farmers because they can think of more$$professors whom they know than farmers.

Entrapment

When the level of knowledge is low, people decide that$$towns$,$ teams, or people whose names they recognize are more likely to have$$positive outcomes than ones they have never heard of$.$

Recognition Heuristic