“…In this design, the relative amount of conjunction errors was significantly reduced (Hertwig and Gigerenzer, 1999;Fiedler, 1988) Gigerenzer argues that the conjunction error is reduced in a frequency format because individuals tend to represent probabilistic information in terms of frequencies (Gigerenzer, 1994). This is further supported by more recent work which demonstrated that when the Linda Problem is framed as a query search for a computer database, where the description is framed as a set of parameters (e.g., age = 31, college major = philosophy) conjunction errors are yet again reduced (Maguire et al, 2018). Table 4.1 summarizes key experimental manipulations and their relative incidence of conjunctive errors.…”