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    Conjunction Fallacy

    Definition:

    Judging a combination of events as more probable than one of the events by itself.

    Example:

    It seems more likely that Linda is a bank teller and an activist than that she is simply a bank teller.

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    The conjunction fallacy

    Jason Collins · EN

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