If one wanted to combat the leading cause of death for children under the age of 5 in developed countries, he or she should develop a plan that addresses ____

The first time Rosa visited a friend's home, they walked around his vegetable garden,

and she noted the many varieties of tomatoes he was growing.She was surprised to learn later that he did not like to eat fresh tomatoes. Her surprise could be most reasonably attributed to a. the representativeness heuristic. b. the availability heuristic. c. the base-rate fallacy. d. false consensus. e. the fundamental attribution error.

In a classroom presentation, Kato reports, "Dissociative disorders are nonpsychotic conditions in which people develop physical problems even though there is no physiological cause. They are very rare." What error has Kato made? a. Dissociative disorders do not involve physical problems

b. Dissociative disorders are physiologically caused. c. Dissociative disorders are psychotic conditions. d. Dissociative disorders are relatively common, except for depersonalization disorder, which is rare.