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Gambler’s fallacy
A mistaken belief held by some people that independent events are interrelated; for example, a lottery player may choose not to bet on a number that came up in the previous round. People are usually aware that successive draws of numbers are unrelated but their gut feeling may tell them otherwise.
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Behavioural Economics - Clear The Deck Key Term Knowledge Activity
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Public Policy Issues and Behavioural Concepts
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