Describe the difference between the availability heuristic and the representativeness heuristic.

Availability heuristic and the representativeness heuristic

Explanation:

A heuristic is a strategy used for making judgments and decisions.

An availability heuristic is a judgment based on available examples of something in the mind.  

It depends on the memory of specific or particular instances to which one is exposed to. This might mislead to over or underestimating values

A representative heuristic is a judgment based on the representativeness of examples.

It correlates an example with something else based on similarities between them or how typically one represents the other thing.  It represents the likelihood of one when compared to a prototype.  This is based on memory or representation of a stereotype or a prototype.

H=   2(area/a+b)h= 2(144/a+b)h= 2(144/18+18)h= 2(144/36)h= 2(4)h=8

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