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Maya Bar‐Hillel
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Most cited in this library
The base-rate fallacy in probability judgments
1980 · 1,184 citations
On dividing justly
1984 · 428 citations
The perception of randomness
1991 · 402 citations
On the subjective probability of compound events
1973 · 331 citations
Nudge to nobesity II: Menu positions influence food orders
2011 · 223 citations
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Cognitive reflection is a distinct and measurable trait
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
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2024
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4 authors
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Open access
14
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Daniel Kahneman: The psychologist who won a Nobel Prize in Economics for replacing Homo economicus with flesh-and-blood humans
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
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2024
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1 author
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2
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Comment: Laplace and Cognitive Illusions
Statistical Science
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2020
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2 authors
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4
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The false allure of fast lures
Judgment and Decision Making
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2020
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2 authors
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47
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Solving stumpers, CRT and CRAT: Are the abilities related?
Judgment and Decision Making
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2019
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3 authors
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Open access
10
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Baffling bathrooms: On navigability and choice architecture
RePEc: Research Papers in Economics
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2019
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2 authors
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preprint
2
citations
Learning psychology from riddles: The case of stumpers
Judgment and Decision Making
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2018
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3 authors
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Open access
28
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The unbearable lightness of self-induced mind corruption
RePEc: Research Papers in Economics
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2017
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1 author
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preprint
2
citations
Position Effects in Choice From Simultaneous Displays
Perspectives on Psychological Science
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2015
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1 author
74
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Comments on a 'Hot Hand' Paper by Miller and Sanjurjo (2015)
SSRN Electronic Journal
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2015
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2 authors
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preprint
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23
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“Heads or tails?”—A reachability bias in binary choice.
Journal of Experimental Psychology Learning Memory and Cognition
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2014
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3 authors
25
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A rose by any other name: A social-cognitive perspective on poets and poetry
Judgment and Decision Making
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2012
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4 authors
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Open access
21
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Location, Location, Location: Position Effects in Choice Among Simultaneously Presented Options
RePEc: Research Papers in Economics
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2011
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1 author
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preprint
5
citations
Nudge to nobesity II: Menu positions influence food orders
Judgment and Decision Making
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2011
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2 authors
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Open access
223
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When being wasteful appears better than feeling wasteful
Judgment and Decision Making
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2010
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3 authors
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11
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When Being Wasteful is Better than Feeling Wasteful
RePEc: Research Papers in Economics
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2010
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3 authors
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preprint
1
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Obsolete - Replaced by DP570 - Some Surprising Results from the New Psychology and Some Surprising Legal Implications they Suggest
RePEc: Research Papers in Economics
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2010
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1 author
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preprint
0
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Loss Aversion and Status Quo Label Bias
Social Cognition
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2010
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2 authors
77
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Predicting World Cup results: Do goals seem more likely when they pay off?
Psychonomic Bulletin & Review
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2008
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3 authors
45
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Wishful Thinking in Predicting World Cup Results: Still Elusive
Fordham Research Commons (Fordham University)
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2008
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3 authors
7
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Scoring and keying multiple choice tests: A case study in irrationality
Mind & Society
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2005
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3 authors
47
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The psychological insights that won a Nobel Prize in Economics
RePEc: Research Papers in Economics
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2003
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1 author
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preprint
0
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Guess Where: The Position of Correct Answers in Multiple‐Choice Test Items as a Psychometric Variable
Journal of Educational Measurement
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2003
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2 authors
141
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How Alike Is It? versus How Likely Is It?: A Disjunction Fallacy in Probability Judgments
Cambridge University Press eBooks
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2002
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2 authors
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chapter
4
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Where Did 1850 Happen First—In America or in Europe? A Cognitive Account for a Historical Bias
Psychological Science
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2002
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2 authors
1
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Subjective Probability Judgments
Elsevier eBooks
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2001
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1 author
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other
6
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Solving the Bible Code Puzzle
Statistical Science
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1999
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4 authors
38
citations
Seek and ye shall find: test results are what you hypothesize they are
Journal of Behavioral Decision Making
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1998
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4 authors
25
citations
Why are people reluctant to exchange lottery tickets?
Journal of Personality and Social Psychology
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1996
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2 authors
171
citations
The elusive wishful thinking effect
Thinking & Reasoning
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1995
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2 authors
113
citations
How alike is it versus how likely is it: A disjunction fallacy in probability judgments.
Journal of Personality and Social Psychology
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1993
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2 authors
188
citations
To Guess or Not to Guess: A Decision‐Theoretic View of Formula Scoring
Journal of Educational Measurement
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1993
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2 authors
133
citations
How alike is it versus how likely is it: A disjunction fallacy in probability judgments.
Journal of Personality and Social Psychology
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1993
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2 authors
27
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Misconceptions in Martin and Terris's (1991) "Predicting infrequent behavior: Clarifying the impact on false-positive rates."
Journal of Applied Psychology
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1993
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2 authors
2
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The Elusive Wishful Thinking Effect
PsycEXTRA Dataset
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1992
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2 authors
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dataset
2
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The perception of randomness
Advances in Applied Mathematics
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1991
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2 authors
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Open access
402
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Commentary on Wolford, Taylor, and Beck: The conjunction fallacy?
Memory & Cognition
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1991
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1 author
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editorial
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Open access
18
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Back to base rates.
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1990
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1 author
107
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Decision-Making and the Law: A View from the Grid
Research in criminology
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1989
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1 author
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chapter
0
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How vicious are cycles of intransitive choice?
Theory and Decision
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1988
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2 authors
73
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Can graphology predict occupational success? Two empirical studies and some methodological ruminations.
Journal of Applied Psychology
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1986
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5 authors
49
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Focusing techniques: A shortcut to improving probability judgments?
Organizational Behavior and Human Performance
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1984
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2 authors
114
citations
Diagnosticity and the base-rate effect
Memory & Cognition
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1984
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2 authors
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Open access
98
citations
On dividing justly
Social Choice and Welfare
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1984
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2 authors
428
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Representativeness and fallacies of probability judgment
Acta Psychologica
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1984
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1 author
32
citations
The Base Rate Fallacy Controversy
Advances in psychology
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1983
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1 author
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chapter
139
citations
Risk: The long and the short.
Journal of Experimental Psychology Learning Memory and Cognition
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1983
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2 authors
80
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Studies of representativeness
Cambridge University Press eBooks
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1982
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1 author
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chapter
89
citations
The irrational, the unreasonable, and the wrong
Behavioral and Brain Sciences
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1981
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2 authors
18
citations
When do base rates affect predictions?
Journal of Personality and Social Psychology
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1981
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2 authors
188
citations
The base-rate fallacy in probability judgments
Acta Psychologica
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1980
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1 author
1,184
citations
The role of sample size in sample evaluation
Organizational Behavior and Human Performance
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1979
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1 author
144
citations
The Base-Rate Fallacy in Probability Judgments
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1977
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1 author
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report
14
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Similarity and probability
Organizational Behavior and Human Performance
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1974
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1 author
28
citations
On the subjective probability of compound events
Organizational Behavior and Human Performance
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1973
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1 author
331
citations
Newcomb's Paradox Revisited
The British Journal for the Philosophy of Science
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1972
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2 authors
68
citations