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Anyone notice an increase in this happening in the field? More specifically, I’ve been struck by many of the evals that I’ve seen come into my hospital that fail to even take base rates into consideration when opining on issues related to violence risk, a very low base rate phenomenon to begin with. I was just wondering if any of you have seen this happening as of late in your respective clinical settings, and if so, what might be some potential reasons, outside of solely relying on representativeness heuristics, which to me seems to be what is happening.