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The allure of winning a hefty jackpot can often cloud judgment and result in irrational selections. Studies in behavioral psychology have proven that many lottery gamers fall victim to cognitive biases. For example, affirmation bias could lead people to favor numbers they have previously chosen, regardless of their statistical likelihood of success. Additionally, the "gambler's fallacy" leads gamers to believe that previous results have an effect on future draws |
