Chance Procedures

Chance procedures are methods used to make decisions or assign outcomes based on randomness, rather than personal choice or specific criteria. They rely on unpredictable elements like coin flips, dice, or random number generators to ensure fairness or eliminate bias. These procedures are often used in situations like selecting a winner in a contest, allocating resources, or conducting scientific experiments, ensuring the process is impartial and objective. By incorporating chance, these methods help prevent influence from subjective preferences and promote equitable results.