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. 2024 Jun 3;2:51. doi: 10.1038/s44271-024-00091-8

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Fig. 3 — a Choice rate in the CRT experiments items involving the new items (the Intuitive response was defined as the most frequently given wrong response given the human participants). b Choice rate in simple mathematical problems equivalent to those presented in the new CRT items (intuitive responses defined as in a; see Methods for more details). c Correct choice rate in the Linda/Bill experiments involving the new items (Linda: vignette conceived to elicit the fallacy more frequently; Bill: vignette conceived to elicit correct responding more frequently). d Correct choice rate in simple mathematical problems involving the calculation of joint probability of two events (conjunction) using numerical items. DV: Da Vinci; HS: Homo Sapiens. Human sample CRT n = 100, human sample L/B n = 128.