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    As Much as It Feels as Though the Odds Are
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As Much as It Feels as Though the Odds Are

Question 114

Question 114

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As much as it feels as though the odds are stronger with each new toss of heads that the next toss will be tails, this is an illusion, known as the


A) consistency bias
B) confirmation bias
C) gambler's fallacy
D) evidence fallacy

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