Ian Pitchford

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This tendency to make non-regressive predictions, like the clustering illusion, can be attributed to the compelling nature of judgment by representativeness. In this case, people’s judgments reflect the intuition that the prediction ought to resemble the predictor as much as possible, and thus that it should deviate from the average to the same extent.
How We Know What Isn't So (A Psychological Study on Logic)
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