People Who Recall Many Risk-increasing Behaviors Infer That They are at Lower Risk Than People Who Recall Merely a Few Risk-increasing Behaviors
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Gabriel Kent
on April 04, 2008
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I appreciate your attempt to discuss statistics and cognitive biases, but looking at this claim hurts my eyes (I mean that quite literally, my eyes are very sensitive) and I see no reason to throw away the rules of grammar and polite writing just to discuss cognitive biases.