# MMLU-Pro / 7521

task_id: a5d5e83b-e13e-5e36-a9e4-78a20bee25d5
task_key: default--test--7521
task_revision_id: 1

{"category":"economics","options":"['Post Hoc fallacy suggests that event A and B are always concurrent', 'Post Hoc fallacy means event B always causes event A', 'Post Hoc fallacy is the assumption that if event A does not always precede event B, then event A can never cause event B', 'Post Hoc fallacy is the belief that if event B follows event A, then event A must precede event B in all cases', 'Post Hoc fallacy is considering that event A and event B must be causally linked because they are part of a larger trend', 'Post Hoc fallacy is the assertion that if event B follows event A multiple times, there can be no other cause for event B', 'Post Hoc fallacy is believing that event A causes event B just because they have some similarities', 'Post Hoc fallacy is thinking that, because event A precedes event B in time, event B must have been caused by event A.', 'Post Hoc fallacy is assuming that event A must be more important than event B simply because it occurred first', \"Post Hoc fallacy is thinking that event A and B are unrelated if they don't occur at the same time\"]","question":"What is the \"Post Hoc\" fallacy? Give an example of erroneous economic thinking which may result from this fallacy.","src":"stemez-Economics"}

Source: https://huggingface.co/datasets/TIGER-Lab/MMLU-Pro

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