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8. The text discusses studies in which people could flip a coin to make a decision in order to illustrate...a. the lengths we go to believe that we're being fair even when we're not.b. that we too often allow ourselves to be influenced by random factors like coin tosses.c. that we tend to choose positive outcomes (e.g., cash bonuses) for ourselves.d. that we should never use random factors like coin tosses to make fair decisions.
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