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The belief that the odds of two events occurring together are greater than the odds of either event occurring alone is the representativeness heuristic gambler's fallacy availability heuristic conjunction
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The belief that the odds of two events occurring together are greater than the odds of either event occurring alone is the

representativeness heuristic
gambler's fallacy
availability heuristic
conjunction fallacy
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D.conjunction fallacy

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Answer: THE CORRECT ANSWER IS D

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