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The Tendency to Imagine Alternative Scenarios and Outcomes That Might

Question 118

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The tendency to imagine alternative scenarios and outcomes that might have happened but did not is called

A) the base-rate fallacy.
B) automatic thinking.
C) reflective bias.
D) counterfactual thinking.

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