On Wednesday, the local weather channel forecast a 25% chance of rain, so Lisa took her umbrella to work. On Friday, the same station reported a 75% chance of no rain, so Lisa left her umbrella a home. The difference in Lisa's behavior between Wednesday and Friday illustrates the effect of: O A. the representativeness heuristic. B. the availability heuristic O C.framing. D. confirmation bias. Reset Selection OMark for Review What's This?

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