A Tendency to Notice and Remember Instances in Which Our

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Multiple Choice

A tendency to notice and remember instances in which our premonitions of disaster are subsequently followed by harmful events is most likely to contribute to

• A)random assignment.
• B)hindsight bias.
• C)illusory correlations.
• D)the placebo effect.

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