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ArticleStatistical numeracy as a moderator of (pseudo)contingency effects on decision behavior

Hanna Fleig2017

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Statistical numeracy as a moderator of (pseudo)contingency effects on decision behavior

Hanna Fleig · Thorsten Meiser · Florence Ettlin · Jan Rummel

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Decision-Making and Behavioral Economics Statistics Education and Methodologies Bayesian Modeling and Causal Inference

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2017Pseudocontingencies in Consumer Choice: Preference for Prevalent Product Categories Decreases with Decreasing Set Quality 2023Better decision making through objective numeracy and numeric self-efficacy 2022Pseudocontingencies: Flexible contingency inferences from base rates 2024Contingency inferences from base rates: A parsimonious strategy?2023Self‐truncated sampling produces more moderate covariation judgment and related decision than descriptive frequency information: The role of regressive frequency estimation

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Year2017

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Published2017-02-10

VenueActa Psychologica

ISSN-L0001-6918

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Citations16

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ShelfDecision-Making and Behavioral Economics

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