Incentives, Base Rate Expectations, and False Alarms in the Detection of Data Errors

Abstract

Incentives and base rate expectations have been shown to affect the detection of data errors.Unfortunately, the incentives that most improve error detection also have a large false alarm rate in low error rate environments.False alarms are problematic in environments with a high cost of investigating possible data errors.This experiment will improve our understanding of how incentives can improve error detection without contributing to excessive false alarms.

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