You watch a horror movie about a hitchhiker who was the victim of a grisly murder. Later when you are driving home you see someone talking loudly with a friend. Because you just saw the horror movie where an argument escalated into a murder, you assume they are arguing and this will lead to violence. This is most likely an example of: base rate information. belief perseverance. O priming. O controlled thinking.

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