Cross-modality matching of brightness and loudness.

Julie Stevens · Lawrence E. Marks

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Errors in clinical decision-making are disturbingly common. Here, we show that structured information–sharing networks among clinicians significantly reduce diagnostic errors, and improve treatment recommendations, as compared to groups of ...Errors in clinical decision-making are disturbingly common. Recent studies have found that 10 to 15% of all clinical decisions regarding diagnoses and treatment are inaccurate. Here, we experimentally study the ability of structured information–sharing ...

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1963Subjective scaling of length and area and the matching of length to loudness and brightness.

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