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Heuristics and biases : the psychology of intuitive judgment / Thomas Gilovich, Dale Griffin, Daniel Kahneman
Linked with: Theory-driven reasoning about plausible pasts and probable futures in World politicsLinked with: Heuristics and biases in applicationLinked with: Clinical versis actuarial judgmentLinked with: The calibration of expert judgment : heuristics and biases beyond the laboratoryLinked with: Do analysts overreact?Linked with: Assessing uncertainty in physical constantsLinked with: Understanding misunderstanding : social psychological perspectivesLinked with: When less is more : counterfactual thinking and satisfaction among olympic medalistsLinked with: Like goes with like : the role of representativeness in erroneous and pseudo-scientific beliefsLinked with: The hothand in basketball : on the misperception of random sequencesLinked with: Intuitive politicians, theologians, and presucutors : exploring the empirical implications of deviant functionalist metaphorsLinked with: How good are fast and frugal heuristics?Linked with: Feelings as information : moods influence judgments and processing strategiesLinked with: The use of statistical heuristics in everyday inductive reasoningLinked with: Remarks on support theory : recent advances and future directionsLinked with: Unopacking, repaking, and anchoring : advances in support theoryLinked with: Support theory : a nonextensional representation of subjective probabilityLinked with: Individual differences in reasoning : implications for the rationality debate?Linked with: The affect heuristicLinked with: Two systems of reasoningLinked with: Counterfactual thought, regret, and superstition : how to avoid kicking yourselfLinked with: Norm theory : comparing reality of its alternativesLinked with: When presictions fail : the dilemma of unrealistic optimismLinked with: Ambiguity and self-evaluation : the role of ideosyncratic trait definitions in self-serving assessments of abilityLinked with: Resistance of personal risk perceptions to debiasing interventionsLinked with: Durability bias in effective forecastingLinked with: Robability judgment across culturesLinked with: Inside the planning fallacy : the causes and consequences of optimistic time predictionsLinked with: The weighting of evidence and the determinantes of confidenceLinked with: Compatibility effects in judgment and choiceLinked with: Sympathetic magical thinking : the contagion and similarity heuristicsLinked with: Mental contamination and the debiasing problemLinked with: Inferential correctionLinked with: Self-anchoring in conversation : why language users do not do what they shouldLinked with: Putting adjustment back in the anchoring and adjustment heuristicLinked with: Incorporating the irrelevant : anchors in judgment of belief and valueLinked with: Imagining can heighten or lower the perceived likelihood of contracting a sideade : the mediating effect of ease of imageryLinked with: How alike is it? versus how likely is it? : a disjuntion fallacy is probability judgmentsLinked with: Representativeness revisited : attribute substitution in intuitive judgmentLinked with: Extensional versus intuitive reasoning : the conjunction in probability judgmentLinked with: Introduction - heuristics and biases : then and nowLanguage: Inglês.Country: Estados Unidos.Publication: New York : Cambridge University Press, 2002Description: 857 p.ISBN: 9780521796798.Subject - Topical Name: Psicologia Social | Julgamento | Racíocinio | Pensamento crítico | Pensamento contrafactual | Heuristic Classification: 3000 - Psicologia Social | 3040 - Percepção Social e Cognição Social Online Resources:Click here to access online Item type:| Item type | Current library | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode | |
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