The "dualistic fallacy" refers to the belief that prisoners, representing criminals, and the general population, repre senting noncriminals, are mutually exclusive groups.

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The dualistic fallacy is the incorrect belief that there is a clear and distinct separation between individuals who are criminals (often represented by prisoners) and those who are not criminals (the general population), ignoring the complexities and overlaps that exist between these groups in reality.

The "Dualistic Fallacy" Refers to the Belief That Prisoners, Representing