When selecting a course of action framed in terms of either losing lives or saving lives following an epidemic
of a serious disease, people typically choose

a. be able to describe many tiny details in the picture, as if he were still viewing the picture.
b. the more risky option for lost lives and the less risky option for saved lives.
c. They are different in working memory, but not in long-term memory.
d. The participant is scrutinizing a problem that is of great personal importance, so he or she is highly motivated to reason carefully and well.