Question

Which fallacy assumes that a conjunction of two realities or events is more likely than either one of the realities or events separately

Answer 1

Conjunction Fallacy.

Step-by-step explanation:

Conjunction Fallacy is a faulty reasoning which occurs when one assume that a conjunction of two reasons is more probable than one of the two reasons or occurring of those two events separately.

This further brings to fallacy when one assumes that complex details are more presumed to be true than the general ones. This fallacy is also known with other name, that is, Linda Problem.

So, the correct answer is Conjunction Fallacy.