Misty interviewed for similar jobs at two very different companies. She met several employees from each company. The employees from Company A seemed happy and engaged with their workwhereas the employees from the second company appeared bored and unfriendly. When Misty chose to accept the job at the first company, she was using the representativeness heuristic by assuming that. a) a sample represented the larger population b) easily recalled examples represented more prevalent categories c) more people agreed with her than actually did d) her initial hypothesis was correct despite evidence against it.

Heyyy! drugs are not good for u. and u should know that! it can injure you or hurt u! drugs itself sounds dangerous! i'm pretty sure u heard many stories about the danger of drugs! even if u are addicted or just want to, pls don't do it! it's harmful even though maybe u don't realize it. until u realize it, it's going to be too late, and i don't want that to happen to u or to anyone. drugs shouldn't be your top priority, just think about it, why do u want to use drugs? u can do so many other things that can relive u, or things u like to do. i might not get what situation u are in, but drugs can't be the thing on your mind all the time, what if the ppl that cares about u gets hurt because, one day they get a call that u are in a hospital; injured or they can have a knock on there door telling them that u past away or something happened. it's not cool and upsetting, obviously i'm not someone who can force u to not do anything u want to do, but pls keep in mind, always think about the people who cares about u, and if u see a child younger than u by a lot, or just younger, u would tell them to not do drugs(maybe) if u do tell them that, u realize it's bad for them, which means u abounds do it either bc its bad. no matter the age, u shouldn't be doing stuff that would hurt u, bottom line is, i can't tell u what to do, u do u, but i'm younger than u, and just want to say pls don't get hurt.

Behavioral science is the study of human behaviors and how they can be influenced.  by examining patterns in behavior as well as reactions, individuals with behavioral problems can be more adequately treated, resulting in greater mental health of our society/the public.