Multiple Choice
Which of the following statements is an example of optimistic overconfidence?
A) When a fair coin is flipped, I win if heads comes up and if tails comes up. I believe that there is a chance that tails will come up.
B) I give confidence intervals for 10 questions. Of the 10 questions, the true value for 7 questions falls within the stated intervals.
C) When a fair coin is flipped, I win if heads comes up and if tails comes up. I believe that there is a chance that heads will come up.
D) I give confidence intervals for 10 questions. Of the 10 questions, the true value for 10 questions falls within the stated intervals.
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