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The reasoning is easier from one model than from multiple models. This is called the disjunctive effect.

Reasoners usually build models of what is right, not what is false. This is called the principle of truth, and it leads to two main systematic fallacies: the illusion of possibility and the illusion of impossibility.

Reasoners tend to focus on one of the possible models of multi-model problems and are thereby led to erroneous conclusions and irrational decisions. This means that they do not consider alternative models, and this leads to the focusing effect, which is similar to the framing effect in psychology.

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