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Holding on to the Belief in an Immunity from Thinking

Question 165

Question 165

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Holding on to the belief in an immunity from thinking errors and biases is known as the


A) bandwagon fallacy.
B) either-or fallacy.
C) not me fallacy.
D) emotional reasoning fallacy.

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