The argument that there is a central flaw in "heuristics and bias" research -- that it is a mistake to assume that the correct answer to any decision-making problem must be the normative answer supplied by classic probability theory:
A) Counterfactual thinking
B) Inductive rationalization
C) Adaptive thinking
D) Paradoxically called the "recognition heuristic"
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