Prospective hindsight helps us see the future as a range of possible outcomes. True False Scenario: You are assigned to work on a group project for a class. You've had bad experiences before on such projects and are dreading the experience. What can you do to improve the odds of a good experience this time around? Use confirmation bias to affirm your expectations Use prospective hindsight to analyze what could go wrong before it actually does, and then adapt your approach Ask to be reassigned to a different group Check out and don't participate since free riders get the same grade as the contributors do and the project isn't that important anyway. What did Minnetonka do right when considering its SoftSoap product's effect on the market? They went with their confirmation bias, since they'd been successful with new products in the past. They went with their internal view of the market for soap products They found other companies who had faced similar new product introductions and copied their approaches They did ooched and did a "preparade" to be sure they could manage a wildly successful new product introduction What does a "realistic job preview" do for a job applicant? Allows the person to work in the job for a week to learn all aspects of the work Shows the applicant both the good and bad aspects of the job before taking the position Prevents the applicant from asking for an unrealistic starting salary since they learn that they don't know everything needed for the job on Day 1. All of the above