Research by Kahneman and Tversky (1974; 1983) Showed That People

Research by Kahneman and Tversky (1974; 1983) showed that people sometimes commit the conjunction fallacy, which is the belief that __________.

A) the odds of two events occurring together are greater than the odds of either of those events occurring alone
B) people are more likely to use an algorithm to understand familiar problems and a heuristic to understand unfamiliar problems
C) the probability of estimating the frequency of more than two events overloads human cognitive capacity
D) one's thoughts are more important and more profound than others' thoughts