Question $24$

$4$ pts

You are trying to exercise the virtue of intellectual carefulness, and you end up in the following scenario:

You're at a cocktail party for new employees at your company. You meet Andy, a new addition to your department. He seems nervous, and has difficulty keeping up the conversation. He brags about his education: "I went to Cornell. Maybe you've heard of it$."$ He seems eager to advertise his accomplishments, and uninterested in yours. On the whole, the conversation leaves you with a poor first impression of Andy. He seems arrogant and cold. Because of this, you steer clear of him for six months. During this time, you retain your low opinion of him.

Do you have strong reasons $($supporting a degree of confidence greater than $\mathrm{.}5)$ to think that Andy is a Jerk?

True

False