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Can repetition avoidance in randomization be explained by randomness concepts?

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1989The rules used by children and adults in attempting to generate random numbers25 cited
1995Simulation of Human Performance on a Random Generation Task16 cited
1987The Effects of Visual Conspicuousness and the Concept of Randomness on the Recognition of Randomness in Sequences10 cited
1986Avoidance of Repetition in Produced Sequences and the Concept of Randomness10 cited
2011Disentangling the effects of alternation rate and maximum run length on judgments of randomness9 cited
2009When a coin toss does not appear random: Causal belief and judgments of randomness.0 cited

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