Collective versus individual induction: Recognition of truth, rejection of error, and collective information processing.

Patrick R. Laughlin · Scott W. VanderStoep · Andrea B. Hollingshead

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Four-person groups and 4 independent individuals solved rule induction problems under 4 levels of potential information. Groups performed at the level of the 2nd-best individuals for correct hypotheses (recognition of truth) and at the level of the best individuals for nonplausible hypotheses (rejection of error)

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