People think that two events are more likely to occur together than either event is likely to occur individually. This is called the:

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The conjunction fallacy refers to the tendency to believe that two events occurring together is more likely than either event occurring separately. This is a cognitive bias that leads people to make judgments based on the perceived likelihood of events rather than on actual probabilities.

People Think That Two Events Are More Likely to Occur