Searching for commonalities in human judgement: The parametric unimodel and its dual mode alternatives

Hans‐Peter Erb · Arie W. Kruglanski · Woo Young Chun · Antonio Pierro · Lucia Mannetti · Scott Spiegel

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We outline a uniform model of human judgement wherein individuals combine situational information with relevant background knowledge to form conclusions. Several judgemental parameters are identified whose specific intersections determine whether given situational information would affect judgements. Abstraction of features from surface manifestations and focus on underlying commonalities afford theoretical integration across judgemental domains and across processes previously assumed to qualitatively differ. The resulting “unimodel” is juxtaposed conceptually and empirically to popular dual‐mode frameworks, and implications are drawn for a general rethinking of human judgement phenomena.

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