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Stephon knows someone whose brother received a very lucrative contract to play professional basketball for the National Basketball Association (NBA). With this success story in mind, he ignores the statistics that indicate a very low probability that anyone will make it to the NBA and overestimates his own chances of making it. This scenario best illustrates
 
  a. the covariation principle.
  b. the base-rate fallacy.
  c. non-correspondent inferences.
  d. the actor-observer effect.
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