The correct answer is gambler’s fallacy. This fallacy occurs when someone believes that past random events can influence the probability of future random events, such as thinking that a series of losses in gambling means that a win is "due."
What is an argument that bases decisions on the false belief that random occurrences are somehow predictive of future outcomes?(1 point)
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gambler’s fallacy
gambler’s fallacy
false dichotomy
false dichotomy
ad hominem
ad hominem
false analogy
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