Winston is looking for a job, and he notices a man in the coffee shop wearing a tie and white shirt, working on his computer, while also flipping through the ads in the paper. Based on your text's discussion of how current goals can affect accessibility, how is Winston most likely to interpret the man's behavior?

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Kamari Hull

Social Studies

28 October, 14:35

Winston is looking for a job, and he notices a man in the coffee shop wearing a tie and white shirt, working on his computer, while also flipping through the ads in the paper. Based on your text's discussion of how current goals can affect accessibility, how is Winston most likely to interpret the man's behavior?

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Bruce Watts · Answer 1

As a man who is also looking for a job.

Explanation:

Based on the text's discussion of how current goals can affect accessibility, Winston will most likely interpret the man's behavior as someone who is also looking for a job. Accessibility is the availability of an idea or concept that is stored in our memory. Accessible ideas come to mind easily depending in this case of the current goals. Winston, who is looking for a job, is going to make a judgment related to his current goal.