People think that two events are more likely to occur together than either event is likely to occur individually. This phenomenon is called the:

A) conjunction fallacy.
B) category fallacy.
C) representative heuristic.
D) sunk-cost fallacy.


A) conjunction fallacy.

Psychology

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