e all tests are taken. Question 16 1 pts If you Google 'why are sequels worse than the original movie?' you will find dozens of different plausible answers like 'they are made on a shorter schedule," 'fans demand some elements from the first movie that trivialize the second,' and 'sometimes stars leave." My personal speculation is this: the movies that get sequels are especially well-liked movies, so they are above average. Sequels, like most movies, tend to be average. So, most sequels are worse (more average) than originals. Someone who agrees with me about this would accuse the people who offer other explanations of: O Ignoring regression to the mean O Committing the gambler's fallacy O Falling for the base rate fallacy O Being susceptible to the small sample fallacy O Being susceptible to the small sample fallacy . Previous Next