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I don't think I did a good job here - someone may want to re-write this
The '''affect heuristic''' is a decision making shortcut whereby people will base a decision on emotion rather than logic, especially in the case of complex problems that may be more conveniently explained with, for example, a stereotype. Essentially, the affect heuristic explains how our mind takes a difficult question and subconsciously substitutes it for an easier one.
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