Monty Hall problem

First, contestant chooses one of three outcomes. Then contestant learns that one of other two outcomes is incorrect. Do people switch to another outcome or keep current choice {Monty Hall problem}? Switch, because first guess was only 1/3 correct, but second guess must be 2/3 correct, because contestant now knows that probability of one outcome is zero.

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