Julio has been told, "If your name appears on the list outside Dr. Forest's office, you'll be in the psychology honors class next semester." Julio's name does indeed appear on the list. Julio concludes that he will be in the psychology honors class next semester. Julio is using:.
a. conditional reasoning.
b. the framing effect.
c. decision making.
d. hindsight bias

a. conditional reasoning.

Explanation:

Julio has been told, "If your name appears on the list outside Dr. Forest's office, you'll be in the psychology honors class next semester." Julio's name does indeed appear on the list. Julio concludes that he will be in the psychology honors class next semester. Julio is using a conditional reasoning.

Conditional reasoning can be described as a form reasoning where the reasoner makes he or her conclusion based on condition or makes its conclusion on a conditional preposition e.g if, then e.t.c

a. conditional reasoning.

Explanation:

Condition reasoning is the idea whereby an action is caused by the fact that an earlier action leading to a logical conclusion. this is applied in a situation whereby an event have to occur first before a conclusion is reached.

For example, if a rain falls in a city first leads to flooding of the city. the condition is the rain to fall first before the flooding will occur. This logical conclusion is known as conditional reasoning.

experiments.

surveys.

questionnaires.

interviews.

case studies.

participant and non-participant observation.

observational trials.

studies using the delphi method.