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Frontiers of Mathematical Psychology: Essays in Honor of Clyde Coombs

R. Duncan Luce · Donald R. Brown · J. E. Keith Smith

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Contents: From Indices to Mappings: The Representational Approach to Measurement.- Social Dilemmas, Economic Self-Interest, and Evolutionary Theory.- Probabilistic Dimensionality: A Study of Confidence and Intention.- Judgements of Relative Importance in Decision Making: The Importance of Interpretation and the Interpretation of Importance.- Validating the Dimensional Structure of Psychological Spaces: Applications to Personality and Emotions.- The Disparity Between Willingness-to-Pay Versus Willingness-to-Accept as a Framing Effect.- Rapid Aimed Movements and Speed-Accuracy Trade Off: Optimal Strategies.

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