Are Probabilities Based on Intuitive Judgments Arbitrary and Indifferent to Evidence

question 52

Multiple Choice

Are probabilities based on intuitive judgments arbitrary and indifferent to evidence?

• A)There are no probabilities based on intuitive judgments.
• B)They are completely arbitrary, but they do take evidence into account.
• C)They are not arbitrary, but they are completely indifferent to evidence.
• D)Yes.
• E)No.

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