According to Gigerenzer (1997), the human mind is wired to think in terms of
A) base rates and probabilities, rather than raw frequencies.
B) both raw frequencies and base rates.
C) neither raw frequencies nor base rates.
D) raw frequencies, rather than base rates and probabilities.

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Gigerenzer (1997) argues that the human mind is naturally inclined to think in terms of raw frequencies, as this is how information is often presented in everyday life, rather than in abstract probabilities or base rates.

According to Gigerenzer (1997), the Human Mind Is Wired to Think