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Paul A. Warren
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Perceptions of randomness: Why three heads are better than four.
2009 · 151 citations
Perceptuo-motor, cognitive, and description-based decision-making seem equally good
2013 · 63 citations
Why contextual preference reversals maximize expected value.
2016 · 59 citations
The Effect of Expected Value on Attraction Effect Preference Reversals
2016 · 36 citations
Who “believes” in the Gambler’s Fallacy and why?
2017 · 23 citations
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The Robustness of Anchoring in a Naturalistic VR‐Based Task
Cognitive Science
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2026
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4 authors
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1
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A re-examination of “bias” in human randomness perception.
Journal of Experimental Psychology Human Perception & Performance
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2017
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5 authors
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19
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Who “believes” in the Gambler’s Fallacy and why?
Journal of Experimental Psychology General
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2017
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3 authors
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Open access
23
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The Effect of Expected Value on Attraction Effect Preference Reversals
Journal of Behavioral Decision Making
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2016
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4 authors
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Open access
36
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Why contextual preference reversals maximize expected value.
Psychological Review
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2016
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5 authors
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Open access
59
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The attraction effect in motor planning decisions
Judgment and Decision Making
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2015
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4 authors
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Open access
10
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Assessing the "bias" in human randomness perception
Research Explorer (The University of Manchester)
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2014
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6 authors
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other
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0
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Assessing the “bias” in human randomness perception - eScholarship
Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the Cognitive Science Society
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2014
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6 authors
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Perceptuo-motor, cognitive, and description-based decision-making seem equally good
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
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2013
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4 authors
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Open access
63
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Knowing When to Move On
Psychological Science
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2012
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4 authors
15
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Visual extrapolation under risk: human observers estimate and compensate for exogenous uncertainty
Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences
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2012
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4 authors
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16
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observers estimate and compensate for exogenous uncertainty
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2012
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4 authors
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When perceptual- and cognitive decisions are excellent - mostly
Journal of Vision
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2011
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4 authors
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Why three heads are a better bet than four: A reply to Sun, Tweney, and Wang (2010).
Psychological Review
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2010
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2 authors
13
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Postscript: All together now: “Three heads are better than four”.
Psychological Review
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2010
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2 authors
1
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"Perceptions of randomness: Why three heads are better than four": Correction to Hahn and Warren (2009).
Psychological Review
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2009
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2 authors
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other
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Perceptions of randomness: Why three heads are better than four.
Psychological Review
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2009
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2 authors
151
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