Lumen OHM Assessment

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Question 1

Choose the best explanation of the choice blindness phenomenon you saw in the video? (Note that there's not one right answer--just take your best guess at what could explain it.)

People in the study knew that they had been presented with the wrong picture, but they played along just to be polite.
If the choices are too similar, then it is easy to get confused.
People are easily tricked by someone they believe they can trust (like the experimenters).
People in the experiment had to make quick decisions. They would not have been tricked if they had been allowed to take their time.
People don't pay attention to their decision when the choice does not really matter in their lives.
People never pay attention to their decisions.

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