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Gambler's Fallacy: Misconceptions About Randomness
The gambler's fallacy reveals the flawed belief that prior events affect the outcome of random processes.
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−Ruma Falk and Clifford Konold, writing in Psychological Review in 1992, elaborated on
+Ruma Falk and Clifford Konold, writing in Psychological Review in 1997, elaborated on
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