The Natural Human Tendency to Underestimate the Likelihood of a Catastrophic

question 4

Multiple Choice

The natural human tendency to underestimate the likelihood of a catastrophic medical emergency is a case of:

• A) overconfidence.
• B) over-optimism.
• C) over-precision.
• D) overcorrection.

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