Blair has heard repeatedly from her parents about the potential dangers of drinking alcohol, yet at a party she gladly accepts a beer from her classmate, Jackson. Blair thinks that Jackson is one of the most popular students at school. In this situation, what type of thinking is most likely dominating Blair's decision to accept the beer?

The correct answer is Intuitive thinking or thought.

Explanation:

Intuitive thinking is an uncoscious process that leads to a rapid answer, judgement or decision, the individual relies on intuition rather than with a concrete argument or a self-convincing fact. In Blair's case she's in a position where she has to make the decision to accept or not the beer, and she accepts even though she's aware of the potential dangers of drinking alcohol but many factors like she thinking Jackson is one of the most popular students at school affects her decision making process making it intuitive.