Multiple ways have been found in an attempt to improve calibration. Match the five methods with their appropriate description. - Consider Pros and Cons - Avoid Anchoring - Reverse the Anchoring Effect - Equivalent Bets - Repetition and Feedback A. With each estimate, set up a similar estimate to test the likelihood of your original estimate. B. Begin with wide ranges and narrow the ranges using the "absurdity test" to eliminate highly unlikely values. C. Think of reasons why you are right in your assessment and reasons why you could be wrong. D. Take several tests and attempt to improve after each one. E. Think of range questions as two separate binary questions about your certainty