22. In the coorientational model, if Person A holds a positive evaluation of Object X and thinks that Person B feels the same about X, this is an example of which one of the following?

A. High agreement D. Low accuracy but high agreement

B. High accuracy E. High accuracy but low congruency

C. High congruency

23. If someone told you that public opinion on an issue could be described as dissensus, which one of the following (in coorientational terms) best fits that situation?

A. High accuracy, high congruency, and high agreement

B. Low agreement, low accuracy, and low congruency

C. High agreement, high congruency, and low accuracy

D. High congruency, low accuracy, and low agreement

E. Low agreement, low congruency, and high accuracy

24. Which one of the following represents the state of public opinion in which a majority perceives little agreement, but in fact there is widespread agreement?

A. Interpersonal congruency D. Coorientational consensus

B. Pluralistic ignorance E. False consensus

C. Complete consensus