Fred needs major heart surgery, and he has consulted with two doctors about the operation. Dr. Marx tells Fred he has a 90 percent chance of surviving the surgery; Dr. Scalli tells Fred there is a 10 percent chance that he won't survive the surgery. What is most likely, based on Kahneman and Tversky's research?
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Fred won't care who does the surgery because both doctors have presented the same information.◦
Fred will probably avoid deciding until it is too late.◦
Fred is most likely to let Dr. Scalli perform the operation.◦
Fred is most likely to let Dr. Marx perform the operation.
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